| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
| 121 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Knox |
1909. Apr. 20 |
Cable concessions granted by the Argentine Republic. Reports proposal
of an English company to construct a cable line from the Argentine to
Europe. |
61 |
|
Mr. Portela to Mr. Knox |
June 15 |
Celebration of the first centennial of the independence of the
Argentine Republic. Invites participation of United States. |
4 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
June 18 |
Cable concessions granted by the Argentine Republic. Says English
cable proposition has been sent to Congress for approval. |
61 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Sherrill (telegram). |
July 16 |
Same subject. Says it is presumed that cable contract is not
infringement of treaty with United States. |
61 |
| 30 |
Mr. Sherrill to Mr. Knox |
July 19 |
Same subject. Incloses note to foreign office relative to English
proposal to lay cable. |
62 |
| 82 |
Mr. Adee to Mr. Portela |
do |
Celebration of the first centennial of the independence of the
Argentine Republic. Says United States accents invitation to
participate. |
4 |
| 24 |
Mr. Adee to Mr. Sherrill |
Sept. 3 |
Cable concessions granted by the Argentine Republic. Gives
department’s views relative to cable contract with English
company. |
63 |
|
Mr. Portela to Mr. Knox |
Sept. 11 |
Fourth International Conference of American States. Invites United
States to participate. |
12 |
| 84 |
Mr. Adee to Mr. Portela |
Oct. 8 |
Same subject. Accepts invitation to participate |
13 |
|
Mr. Portela to Mr. Knox |
Nov. 29 |
Celebration of the first centennial of the independence of the
Argentine Republic. Transmits program. |
5 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Portela |
1910. Mar. 12 |
Fourth International Conference of American States. Transmits names of
American delegates. |
13 |
| 279 |
Mr. Sherrill to Mr. Knox |
Mar. 14 |
Cable concessions granted by the Argentine Republic. Incloses
correspondence with foreign office concerning cable contract. |
63 |
|
Same to same (telegram) |
Apr. 5 |
Same subject. Says special ambassador will reach Buenos Aires May
19. |
6 |
| 98 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Sherrill |
Mar. 31 |
Celebration of the first centennial of the independence of the
Argentine Republic. Transmits information relative to officers and
ships. |
6 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Villegas |
Apr. 5 |
Same subject. Says Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood has been appointed special
ambassador. |
6 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Sherrill (telegram). |
May 12 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Transmits note regarding,
for action and repetition to embassy at Petropolis. |
449 |
|
Same to same (telegram) |
May 13 |
Same subject. Transmits note from Chilean minister with instructions
to repeat to Rio. |
450 |
|
Mr. Sherrill to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
May 14 |
Same subject. Says Argentine Government desires to act in full accord
with policies outlined by United States. |
451 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Sherrill (telegram). |
May 15 |
Same subject. Instructs legation to report whether Argentine assents
to publication of identic note. |
452 |
|
Mr. Sherrill to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
May 16 |
Same subject. Reports assent of Argentine to publication of identic
note. |
453 |
| 117 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Sherrill |
do |
Cable concessions granted by the Argentine Republic. Gives views
relative to cable contract. |
65 |
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|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Sherrill (telegram) |
May 17 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Reports Argentine Minister
at Lima is without instructions and says joint note was presented
unsigned. |
453 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Sherrill (telegram). |
May 18 |
Same subject. Quotes telegram of this date to Lima and asks what
action has been taken by Argentine. |
455 |
|
Mr. Sherrill to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Reports action of Argentina regarding joint note. |
455 |
|
President Taft to President Figueroa (telegram). |
May 25 |
Celebration of the first centennial of the independence of the
Argentine Republic. Sends congratulations. |
7 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Villegas |
do |
Same subject. Says President Taft has sent congratulatory
message. |
7 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Sherrill (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Instructed to extend United States felicitations. |
7 |
|
Mr. Villegas to Mr. Knox |
do |
Same subject. Expresses appreciation of goodwishes of United
States. |
8 |
|
President Figueroa to Pres dent Taft (telegram). |
May 27 |
Same subject. Expresses thanks for good wishes of President of United
States. |
8 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Sherrill (telegram). |
May 28 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Suggests that June 4 be set
by mediating powers for withdrawal of troops by Ecuador and Peru. |
460 |
|
Mr. Sherrill to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
May 29 |
Same subject. Says Argentina agrees to June 4 for withdrawal of
troops. |
461 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Sherrill (telegram). |
June 1 |
Same subject. Transmits copy of Aide Memoire to Ecuador and Peru
regarding withdrawal of troops. |
464 |
|
Same to same (telegram) |
do |
Same subject. Transmits Aide Memoire regarding withdrawal of troops
for communication to Argentine Government and repetition to Embassy at
Rio. |
462 |
|
Mr. Sherrill to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
June 3 |
Same subject. Reports Argentine Government in complete accord with
United States as to withdrawal of troops by Peru and Ecuador. |
466 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Villegas |
June 9 |
Same subject. (Same as June 9, 1910, to Chilean chargé) |
469 |
|
Mr. Villegas to Mr. Knox. |
June 14 |
Celebration of the First Centennial of the Independence of the
Argentine Republic. Expresses thanks for distinguished delegation
sent. |
9 |
|
Mr. Knox to the American delegates. |
do |
Fourth International Conference of American States.
Instructions. |
14 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Sherrill (telegram). |
June 15 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Transmits telegram of June
15 for action and repetition to Petropolis. |
472 |
|
Mr. Sherrill to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
June 17 |
Same subject. Says Argentine Government approves action regarding
withdrawal of troops. |
473 |
| 428 |
Same to same |
June 18 |
Celebration of the first centennial of the independence of the
Argentine Republic. Transmits note acknowledging President Taft’s
congratulatory telegram. |
9 |
| 106 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Villegas |
June 20 |
Same subject. Says department has conveyed to President expressions of
appreciation for participation of United States. |
10 |
| 437 |
Mr. Sherrill to Mr. Knox |
June 22 |
Same subject. Transmits decree recognizing foreign
representatives. |
10 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Sherrill (telegram). |
June 23 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Refers to draft protocol
proposed by mediating powers for signature by Ecuador and Peru. |
475 |
|
Mr. Sherrill to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
July 12 |
Fourth International Conference of American States. Reports opening of
conference. |
25 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Sherrill (telegram). |
July 13 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Transmits telegram
regarding protocol to be presented to Ecuador and Peru. |
483 |
|
Same to same (telegram) |
July 14 |
Same subject. For information of Embassy and repetition to Petropolis
quotes telegram of July 13, to Buenos Aires. |
485 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Villegas |
July 21 |
Same subject. Suggests that effort be made to induce Ecuador to accent
protocol as it stands. |
489 |
|
Same to same |
July 28 |
Same subject. Refers to condition of boundary negotiations and
incloses copy of telegram from the legation at Quito. |
492 |
|
Mr. Villegas to Mr. Wilson |
July 29 |
Same subject. Transmits note from Argentme foreign office regarding
Chilean cooperation in mediation proceedings. |
493 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Villegas |
Aug. 8 |
Same subject. Acknowledges note regarding statement as to Chilean
cooperation in mediation proceedings. |
495 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Sherrill (telegram). |
Aug. 10 |
Same subject. Repeats telegram of Aug. 10 to Quito. |
495 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Villegas |
do |
Same subject. Asks cooperation of Argentina in impressing upon Ecuador
necessity for conciliatory disposition in boundary dispute. |
496 |
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|
Mr. Villegas to Mr. Knox |
Aug. 12 |
Same subject. Says Argentine minister at Quito instructed to urge upon
Ecuador necessity for conciliatory attitude toward protocol. |
497 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Villegas. |
Aug. 20 |
Same subject. (Same, mutatis mutandis, as Aug. 20, to the Brazilian
chargé). |
498 |
|
Mr. Villegas to Mr. Knox |
Aug. 27 |
Same subject. Transmits telegram from foreign office regarding
cooperation of Argentine in boundary matter. |
499 |
|
Mr. Arizaga to Mr. Villegas |
do |
Same subject. Transmits statement regarding attitude of Ecuador toward
draft protocol. |
500 |
|
The American delegates to Mr. Knox. |
Aug. 30 |
Fourth International Conference of American States. Report of United
States delegates. |
25 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Villegas. |
Sept. 1 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. (Same, mutatis mutandis, as
Sept. 1, to Brazilian chargé.) |
502 |
|
Mr. Villegas to Mr. Knox |
Nov. 22 |
Celebration of the first centennial of the independence of the
Argentine Republic. Transmits letter from President of Argentina to the
President of the United States. |
11 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Villegas |
Nov. 30 |
Same subject. Acknowledges receipt of letter from President of
Argentina to President Taft. |
12 |
|
Same to same |
Dec. 19 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. (Same as Dec. 19, 1910,
aide memoire to Brazilian embassy.) |
504 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Bliss (telegram) |
do |
Same subject. Transmits for discussion with Argentine Government aide
memoire suggesting that boundary dispute be referred to The
Hague. |
504 |
|
Mr. Bliss to Mr. Knox (telegram) |
Dec. 21 |
Same subject. Argentine Government asks if Peru and Ecuador are
willing to refer question to The Hague. |
505 |
|
Same to same (telegram) |
Dec. 28 |
Same subject. Says President of Peru approves proposal to refer
dispute to The Hague. |
507 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
| 2028 |
Mr. Ambrózy to Mr. Knox |
1909. Aug. 18 |
Citizenship of Rudolf Warren-Lippit. Asks relative to citizenship of
Rudolf Warren-Lippit and son now residing in Austria. |
71 |
| 471 |
Mr. Adee to Mr. Ambrózy. |
Sept. 8 |
Same subject. Says when report regarding the citizenship is received
he will be advised. |
71 |
| 358 |
Mr. Adee to Mr. Rives |
do |
Same subject. Instruction to investigate and report regarding Rudolf
Warren-Lippit and son. |
72 |
| 536 |
Mr. Ambrózy to Mr. Knox |
1910. Mar. 10 |
Same subject. Asks to be advised as to result of investigation. |
73 |
| 409 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Rives |
Mar. 24 |
Same subject. Instructed to investigate and report. |
73 |
| 512 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Ambrózy |
do |
Same subject. Says report will be communicated to him immediately upon
its receipt. |
73 |
| 5 |
Mr. Kerens to Mr. Knox |
Apr. 20 |
Emigration and military service law of Hungary. Transmits foreign
office note relative to Hungarian emigration law. |
67 |
| 22 |
Same to-same |
May 10 |
Citizenship of Rudolf Warren-Lippit. Reports regarding application for
passport. |
74 |
| 13 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Kerens |
May 13 |
Emigration and military service law of Hungary. Instructed to report
relative to enrollment age in Hungary. |
67 |
|
Mr. Kerens to Mr. Knox |
May 28 |
Same subject. Transmits note to foreign office |
68 |
| 19 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Kerens |
June 1 |
Citizenship of Rudolf Warren-Lippit. Instruction regarding passport
applications. |
74 |
|
Mr. Kerens to Mr. Knox |
June 21 |
Emigration and military service law of Hungary. Transmits note from
foreign office regarding application of law to former subjects of
Austria and Hungary. |
69 |
| 50 |
Same to same |
July 6 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Incloses memorandum giving reasons for
nonparticipation of Austria. |
307 |
| 66 |
Same to same |
July 30 |
Citizenship of Rudolf Warren-Lippit. Transmits passport application
and memorandum relative thereto. |
75 |
| 105 |
Same to same |
Sept. 22 |
Same subject. Asks what decision has been made relative to granting
passport. |
76 |
| 63 |
Mr. Adee to Mr. Kerens |
Oct. 4 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Regrets decision of Austro-Hungarian
Government not to participate. |
317 |
|
Same to same |
Oct. 7 |
Citizenship of Rudolf Warren-Lippit. Gives reasons for refusing
passport. |
76 |
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| 2427 |
Baron Hengelmüller to Mr. Knox. |
1909 Oct. 11 |
Extradition of Moritz Ormai to Austria-Hungary. Requests provisional
detention until evidence of additional crimes can be secured. |
77 |
| 602 |
Mr. Knox to Baron Hengelmuller. |
Oct. 18 |
Same subject. Says if extradition is desired for additional crimes
same proceedings should be followed as in original request. |
77 |
| 2497 |
Baron Hengelmüller to Mr. Knox. |
Oct. 21 |
Same subject. Says extradition for further crimes will not be
requested and that he has been embarked. |
78 |
| 606 |
Mr. Knox to Baron Hengelmüller. |
Oct 26 |
Same subject. Informs him as to period of detention in extradition
cases. |
78 |
| 71 |
Mr. Adee to Mr. Kerens |
Nov. 1 |
Emigration and military service law of Hungary. Transmits copy of
notice to former subjects of Austria and Hungary who contemplate
returning to those countries. |
70 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
|
Mr. Dudley to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
1910. Jan. 16 |
Preferential tariff concession in favor of American products. Says
Brazil will grant 20 per cent reduction during 1910. |
121 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Dudley (telegram). |
Jan. 17 |
Death of Joaquim Nabuco, Brazilian ambassador to the United States.
Offers condolences of Government and people of United States. |
111 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Chermont. |
do |
Same subject. Expresses sorrow of President, himself, and officers of
department. |
110 |
|
President Taft to President Pecanha (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Offers condolence |
110 |
| 474 |
Mr. Dudley to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Preferential tariff concession in favor of American products. Reports
relative to proposed preferential treatment. |
121 |
|
Mr. Chermont to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Death of Joaquim Nabuco, Brazilian ambassador to the United States.
Announces death. |
110 |
|
President Pecanha to President Taft (telegram). |
Jan. 18 |
Same subject. Expresses appreciation for telegram of
condolence. |
111 |
|
Mr. Dudley to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Jan. 20 |
Same subject. Transmits telegram expressing appreciation for honors
shown by United States. |
111 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Chermont. |
do |
Same subject. Says President’s yacht will be at disposal of Madame
Nabuco to convey remains to Hampton Roads. |
111 |
|
Mr. Chermont to Mr. Knox. |
Jan. 21 |
Same subject. Expresses thanks of his Government for sympathetic
attitude of United States. |
112 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Dudley (telegram). |
Jan. 22 |
Preferential tariff concessions in favor of American products.
Instructed to express appreciation. |
121 |
|
Mr. Chermont to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Death of Joaquim Nabuco, Brazilian ambassador to the United States.
Expresses thanks of his Government for tender of President’s
yacht. |
112 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Chermont. |
Jan. 27 |
Same subject. Says North Carolma will convey remains, and that
commanding officer will cooperate with authorities at Rio. |
113 |
|
|
Apr. 12 |
Naturalization convention between the United States and Brazil.
Text. |
113 |
|
Mr. Dudley to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
May 14 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Says Brazil desires to join
tripartite mediation offer and will instruct representatives
accordingly. |
451 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Dudley (telegram). |
May 15 |
Same subject. (Same as telegram to Buenos Aires). |
452 |
|
Mr. Dudley to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
May 18 |
Same subject. Says Argentine Government assents to publication of
joint note. |
456 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Dudley (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. (Quotes telegram of this date to Lima.) |
455 |
| 539 |
Mr. Dudley to Mr. Knox. |
May 27 |
Message of the President of Brazil to the Brazilian Congress. Incloses
copy. |
115 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
May 30 |
Says Brazil agrees to June 4 for withdrawal of troops. |
461 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Dudley (telegram). |
June 1 |
Same subject. Instructed to inform minister for foreign affairs that
department concurs in suggestion reported in legation’s May 30. |
463 |
|
Mr. Dudley to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
June 3 |
Same subject. Says Brazil will instruct its representatives as to
withdrawal of troops by Peru and Ecuador on June 4. |
466 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. de Lima. |
June 9 |
Same subject. (Same as June 9, 1910, to Chilean chargé.) |
469 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. de Lima. |
June 10 |
Same subject. Refers to aide memoire of June 1 regarding
mediation. |
470 |
|
Mr. Dudley to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
June 17 |
Same subject. Says Brazil will instruct its representatives at Lima
and Quito regarding withdrawal of troops. |
474 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. de Lima. |
July 21 |
Same subject. (Same mutatis mutandis, as July 21, to Argentine
charge). |
489 |
|
Same to same |
July 28 |
Same subject. (Mutatis mutandis, as July 28, to the Argentine
chargé). |
492 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Dudley (telegram). |
Aug. 10 |
Same subject. (See telegram of this date to Quito). |
495 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. de Lima. |
do |
Same subject. (Same mutatis mutandis, as Aug. 10, to Argentine
chargé). |
496 |
|
Same to same |
Aug. 20 |
Same subject. Reviews tripartite mediation proceedings and asks
cooperation of his Government. |
498 |
|
Mr. Arizaga to Mr. de Lima. |
Aug. 27 |
Same subject. Transmits statement regarding attitude of Ecuador toward
draft protocol. |
500 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. de Lima. |
Sept. 1 |
Same subject. Transmits copy of note from minister of Ecuador
regarding views of that Government relative to protocol. |
502 |
|
Aide-memoire to the Brazilian embassy. |
Dec. 19 |
Same subject. Suggests that controversy be referred to The
Hague. |
504 |
|
Mr. Dudley to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Dec. 22 |
Same subject. Says Brazil thinks dispute should be referred to The
Hague. |
505 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Dudley (telegram). |
Dec. 23 |
Same subject. Instructs legation regarding Peru-Colombian
question. |
505 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
| 60 |
Mr. Root to Mr. Hicks. |
1907. Apr. 30 |
Arbitration of the claim of Alsop & Co., an American corporation,
v. Chile. Directs that Alsop claim again be
taken up. |
138 |
|
Mr. Janes to Mr. Root (telegram). |
Aug. 1 |
Same subject. Reports attitude of Chile. |
143 |
| 163 |
Same to same. |
1907. Aug. 5 |
Same subject. Reports presentation of claim. |
143 |
|
Mr. Hicks to Mr. Root. |
Nov. 11 |
Same subject. Reports regarding claim. |
145 |
| 122 |
Mr. Yoacham to Mr. Root. |
1908. July 31 |
Same subject. Incloses note from foreign office. |
146 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Cruz |
Aug. 29 |
Same subject. Acknowledges receipt of report from foreign
office. |
154 |
| 17 |
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Cruz. |
Nov. 24 |
Same subject. Refers to former correspondence and asks for
antecedents. |
154 |
| 7 |
Mr. Cruz to Mr. Root |
Nov. 26 |
Same subject. Says information and antecedents will be furnished when
received. |
155 |
|
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Hicks (telegram). |
1909. Jan. 24 |
Same subject. Inform foreign office that department awaits
antecedents. |
156 |
| 311 |
Mr. Hicks to Mr. Bacon. |
Feb. 22 |
Protection of children born in Chile of Chinese parents. Asks
instructions relative to. |
194 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Feb. 26 |
Arbitration in the claim of Alsop & Co., an American Corporation,
v. Chile. Foreign office says antecedents
sent to Washington. |
156 |
| 22 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Cruz. |
Mar. 18 |
Same subject. Asks that documents be sent to department. |
156 |
| 18 |
Mr. Cruz to Mr. Knox. |
Apr. 16 |
Same subject. Explains action of Chile in reducing amount of
claim. |
157 |
| 23 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Cruz. |
Apr. 22 |
Same subject. Department does not think claimants should accept sum
less than is called for in 1876 contract. |
158 |
| 20 |
Mr. Cruz to Mr. Knox. |
Apr. 23 |
Same subject. Explains principal antecedents which Chilean Government
stands on. |
158 |
|
Mr. Edwards to Mr. Dawson. |
Oct. 15 |
Same subject. Acknowledges note and explains attitude of Chilean
Government. |
178 |
| 5 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Dawson. |
Aug. 5 |
Same subject. Transmits note which department desires presented to
foreign office. |
159 |
| 2 |
Mr. Cruz to Mr. Knox |
1910. Jan. 27 |
Celebration of Chilean centennial. Invites United States to
participate. |
189 |
| 324 |
Mr. Cresson to Mr. Knox. |
Feb. 22 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Reports feeling in Lima
regarding boundary arbitration. |
438 |
| 324 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Cruz. |
Feb. 24 |
Celebration of Chilean centennial. Accepts invitation to
participate. |
189 |
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| 68 |
Mr. Pierrepont to Mr. Knox. |
Mar. 8 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Reports issuance of order
expelling Peruvian curates from Tacna. |
439 |
| 5 |
Mr. Cruz to Mr. Knox. |
Mar. 28 |
Celebration of Chilean centennial. Says Government appreciates
acceptance by United States. |
190 |
| 73 |
Mr. Pierrepont to Mr. Knox. |
Apr. 4 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Transmits copy of foreign
office note regarding proposal of United States. |
443 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Apr. 7 |
Same subject. Reports action by Chilean Government regarding United
States proposal. |
444 |
|
Aide-memoire to the Chilean legation. |
June 1 |
Same subject. Gives views regarding the withdrawal of troops from the
frontier. |
462 |
|
Mr. Pierrepont to Mr. Knox |
June 7 |
Message of the President of Chile to the Chilean Congress. Transmits
copy. |
195 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Yoacham. |
June 9 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Transmits memorandum
embodying views of United States regarding suggestion of Ecuadorean
Government as to Article VI of arbitration convention. |
468 |
| 10 |
Mr. Yoacham to Mr. Knox. |
June 10 |
Celebration of Chilean centennial. Requests information re officers of
United States participating ships. |
190 |
| 34 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Yoacham. |
June 28 |
Same subject. Says First Division of Pacific Fleet will arrive at
Valparaiso Sept. 10. |
191 |
|
Mr. Knox to American special delegates. |
do |
Same subject. Transmits appointments as special delegates. |
192 |
|
Mr. Pierrepont to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
July 9 |
Visit of Señor Don Pedro Montt, President of Chile, to the United
States. Says President of Chile has transferred executive authority to
Vice President. |
130 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
July 14 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Says joint action will be
taken when colleagues receive instructions. |
487 |
| 16 |
Mr. Yoacham to Mr. Knox. |
July 16 |
Visit of Señor Don Pedro Montt, President of Chile, to the United
States. Says President of Chile expresses thanks for desire of United
States to entertain him during his visit. |
130 |
|
Mr. Pierrepont to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
July 19 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Says Government of Chile
renews assurances of cooperation. |
489 |
| 150 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Pierrepont. |
Aug. 3 |
Protection of children born in Chile of Chinese parents. Instructions
relative to. |
195 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Aug. 10 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. (See telegram of this date
to Quito.) |
495 |
|
President Montt to Mr. Hale. |
do |
Visit of Señor Don Pedro Montt, President of Chile, to the United
States. Expresses thanks for courtesies. |
131 |
| 18 |
Mr. Yoacham to Mr. Knox |
Aug. 11 |
Same subject. Transmits letter of thanks from the President of
Chile. |
131 |
| 19 |
Same to same. |
Aug. 17 |
Announces death of President. Death of Señor Don Pedro Montt and Señor
Don Elias Fernandez Albano, President and Vice President, respectively,
of Chile. |
132 |
|
President Taft to vice President, Albano (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Expresses sympathy. |
133 |
| 39 |
Mr. Knox to Madam Montt (telegram). |
Aug. 18 |
Visit of Señor Don Pedro Montt, President of Chile, to the United
States. Says letter of President of Chile has been forwarded to
President Taft. |
132 |
| 40 |
Same to same |
Aug. 25 |
Death of Señor Don Pedro Montt and Señor Don Elias Fernandez Albano,
President and Vice President, respectively. News of death of President
Montt is received with sorrow. |
134 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Pierrepont. |
Aug. 17 |
Same subject. Directs him to express condolences. Says flags at
half-mast on Government buildings in Washington. |
133 |
|
Mr. Pierrepont to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Sept. 6 |
Same subject. Reports death of Vice President. |
134 |
| 20 |
Mr. Yoacham to Mr. Knox. |
Sept. 7 |
Same subject. Announces death of Vice President. |
134 |
|
President Taft to Mr. Figueroa (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Offers condolences |
135 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Pierrepont (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Condolences. |
135 |
|
Mr. Figueroa to President Taft (telegram). |
Sept. 8 |
Same subject. Acknowledge condolences. |
135 |
| 41 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Yoacham. |
Sept. 10 |
Same subject. Expresses sympathy. |
135 |
|
President Taft to Acting President Figueroa (telegram). |
Sept. 18 |
Celebration of Chilean centennial. Felicitations |
192 |
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|
Acting President Figueroa to President Taft (telegram). |
Sept. 20 |
Same subject. Expresses appreciation of President’s
felicitations. |
192 |
|
Special, delegates to the Secretary of State. |
Oct. 4 |
Same subject. Submit report |
193 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Fletcher |
Oct. 26 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. (Same mutatis
mutandis, as Oct. 26, 1910, to Rome.) |
634 |
|
Mr. Yoacham to Mr. Knox |
Dec. 18 |
Death of Señor Anibal Cruz, Chilean minister to the United States.
Announces death. |
136 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Yoacham. |
Dec. 24 |
Same subject. Says Delaware has been detailed to convey
remains. |
136 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Fletcher (telegram). |
1911. Jan. 23 |
Same subject. Says entire legation staff should meet body on its
arrival. |
136 |
|
Commission appointed to accompany remains of late Chilean minister to
Mr. Knox. |
Feb. 1 |
Same subject. Expresses appreciation for courtesies shown them by
United States officials. |
137 |
|
Mr. Knox to the members of the commission appointed to accompany the
remains of late Chilean minister. |
Feb. 9 |
Same subject. Says note expressing appreciation for courtesies
extended by United States officials has been communicated to appropriate
officers. |
137 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
| 851 |
Mr. Fletcher to Mr. Root |
1908. Feb. 25 |
Proposed establishment by the Chinese Eastern Railway Co. of a
municipal administration at Harbin. Incloses note from Chinese foreign
office. |
202 |
| 1154 |
Mr. Rockhill to Mr. Knox. |
1909. May 19 |
Same subject. Incloses copy of preliminary arrangement. |
208 |
| 1198 |
Mr. Fletcher to Mr. Knox. |
July 3 |
Same subject. Incloses copy of note to foreign office. |
212 |
| 617 |
Mr. Adee to Mr. Fletcher |
Aug. 10 |
Same subject. Incloses copy of instruction of Aug. 6 to Russia. |
214 |
|
Same to same |
Aug. 11 |
Same subject. Approves legation’s attitude |
214 |
| 619 |
Same to same |
Aug. 12 |
Same subject. Approves note of June 23 to foreign office. |
215 |
| 1267 |
Mr. Fletcher to Mr. Knox |
Oct. 7 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Transmits
copy of agreement for construction of Chinchow-Aigun Railway. |
231 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Fletcher (telegram). |
Nov. 9 |
Proposed establishment by the Chinese Eastern Railway Co. of a
municipal administration at Harbin. Directed to report whether China has
denounced agreement. |
220 |
|
Mr. Fletcher to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Nov. 11 |
Same subject. Says China has not denounced agreement, but has made
certain representations relative to conditions. |
221 |
| 1313 |
Same to same |
Dec. 6 |
Same subject. Incloses note from foreign office on subject of
interpretation of agreement. 1 |
221 |
| 1317 |
Same to same |
do |
Political affairs in China. Transmits copies of imperial decrees
regarding constitutional reform. |
328 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Calhoun (telegram). |
Dec. 14 |
Proposed neutralization of railways in Manchuria. See telegram of this
date to Japan. |
236 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Fletcher (telegram). |
Dec. 15 |
Same subject. Instructed to seek Chinese approval of Japanese
participation. |
237 |
| 1323 |
Mr. Fletcher to Mr. Knox. |
Dec. 17 |
Proposed establishment by the Chinese Eastern Railway Co. of a
municipal administration at Harbin. Incloses foreign office reply to
legation’s note. |
223 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Dec. 23 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Says China
approves general principle involved in project. |
240 |
| 47 |
Mr. Greene to Mr. Wilson |
Dec. 27 |
Proposed establishment by the Chinese Eastern Railway Co. of a
municipal administration at Harbin. Reports relative to tax
collections. |
224 |
| 1329 |
Mr. Fletcher to Mr. Knox. |
Dec. 28 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Transmits
copy of memorandum presented to foreign office. |
240 |
| 1332 |
Same to same |
Dec. 31 |
Same subject. Says British minister advises him of approval of
project. |
242 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
1910. Jan. 2 |
Same subject. Says embassy at Tokyo advised that Chinchow-Aigun
agreement not ratified by China. |
243 |
| 688 |
Mr. Adee to Mr Fletcher |
Jan. 5 |
Proposed establishment by the Chinese Eastern Railway Co. of a
municipal administration at Harbin. Approves attitude and gives
views. |
226 |
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|
Statement to press |
Jan. 6 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Outlines
negotiations to date. |
243 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Fletcher. |
Jan. 7 |
Proposed establishment by the Chinese Eastern Railway Co. of a
municipal administration at Harbin. Incloses instruction to Russia for
communication to Russian minister at Peking. |
227 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Fletcher (telegram). |
do |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Inform China
that success of neutralization project depends largely upon her
ratification of Chinchow agreement. |
245 |
|
Mr. Fletcher to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Says China approves Chinchow project but will not
proceed further with matter for present. |
245 |
| 1338 |
Same to same |
Jan. 10 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Transmits note from foreign office regarding
China’s terms of acceptance of proposals. |
292 |
| 692 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Fletcher |
Jan. 19 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Reviews negotiations and gives views. |
270 |
|
Mr. Fletcher to Mr. Know (telegram). |
Jan. 20 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Says he is
informed edict has been issued ratifying Chinchow agreement. |
246 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Jan. 21 |
Same subject. Reports memorial relative to foreign loan for building
Chinchow-Aigun Railway. |
248 |
| 1347 |
Same to same |
Jan. 24 |
Same subject. Incloses correspondence relative to ratification of
Chinchow-Aigun agreement. |
252 |
| 1348 |
Same to same |
Jan. 31 |
Same subject. Transmits reply of foreign office relative to
Chinchow-Aigun matter. |
254 |
| 1334 |
Same to same |
Feb. 1 |
Political affairs in China. Transmits edict reaffirming purpose of
Throne to adhere to original constitutional reform program. |
329 |
| 699 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Fletcher |
Feb. 7 |
Proposed establishment by the Chinese Eastern Railway Co. of a
municipal administration at Harbin. Says that in view of China’s
decision to notify American consul concerning detailed regulations
discussion of detailed objections will be deferred. |
229 |
| 1358 |
Mr. Fletcher to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Reports
interview with foreign office relative to Russian and Japanese
protests. |
257 |
| 1359 |
Same to same |
do |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Transmits copy of new laws regarding opium
suppression. |
294 |
| 1360 |
Same to same |
do |
Political affairs in China. Transmits edict replying to memorial
regarding the date of opening of Imperial Parliament. |
330 |
| 1367 |
Same to same |
Feb. 19 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Incloses note relative to importation of
cocaine and says China wishes same restrictions on this drug as are
applied to morphine. |
298 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Fletcher (telegram). |
Mar. 1 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Requests
text of China’s promise to Russia regarding building of railways. |
263 |
| 1387 |
Mr. Fletcher to Mr. Knox. |
Mar. 4 |
Visit of His Imperial Highness Prince Tsai-t’ao to the United States.
Transmits note from foreign office regarding. |
338 |
| 1386 |
Same to same |
do |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Transmits
foreign office note to Russian minister Peking. |
263 |
| 3 |
Mr. Chang to Mr. Knox. |
Mar. 8 |
Visit of His Imperial Highness Prince Tsai-t’ao to the United States.
Says visit will be for purpose of studying military system. |
338 |
| 708 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Fletcher. |
Mar. 9 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Express to Chinese Government appreciation of
acceptance. |
303 |
| 193 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Chang |
Mar. 12 |
Visit of His Imperial Highness Prince Tsai-t’ao to the United States.
Says arrangements will be made to facilitate inquiries of prince
regarding military system of the United States. |
339 |
| 194 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Chang. |
do |
Taxes levied in Manchuria upon foreign goods certified as exempt
therefrom. Calls attention to the improper levy of taxes upon foreign
goods by authorities in Manchuria. |
198 |
| 4 |
Mr. Chang to Mr. Knox. |
Mar. 16 |
Visit of His Imperial Highness Prince Tsai-t’ao to the United States.
Expresses appreciation for proposed courtesies to prince. |
340 |
| 1398 |
Mr. Fletcher to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Same subject. Transmits note regarding visit and gives the names of
suite. |
339 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Fletcher. |
Mar. 28 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Approves proposed measures to restrict
importation of cocaine. |
304 |
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| 196 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Chang. |
Apr. 8 |
Visit of His Imperial Highness Prince Tsai-t’ao to the United States.
Says Col. Schuyler has been detailed to meet the prince on his
arrival. |
340 |
|
Mr. Fletcher to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Apr. 15 |
Riots at Chang-sha and claims arising therefrom. Reports occurrence of
riots. |
342 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Calhoun (telegram). |
Apr. 18 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Repeats
résumé of memorandum relative to Russo-Chinese agreement of 1899. |
267 |
|
Mr. Baugh to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Apr. 22 |
Riots at Chang-sha and claims arising therefrom. Reports serious
disturbances at Hunan missions. |
342 |
|
Mr. Calhoun to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
do |
Samesubject. Reportsrelative to Hunansituation. |
343 |
| 12 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Calhoun. |
Apr. 25 |
Status of American corporations in the Chinese Empire. Incloses copy
of instruction to consul at Amoy. |
197 |
|
Mr. Calhoun to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Apr. 30 |
Riots at Chang-sha and claims arising therefrom. Says military attaché
has been instructed to go to Chang-sha to ascertain damage to American
property. |
343 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
May 1 |
Same subject. Reports Hunan situation improved. |
343 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
May 5 |
Same subject. Asks instructions regarding claims. |
343 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Calhoun (telegram). |
May 7 |
Same subject. Instructs legation as to procedure re claims. |
344 |
| 16 |
Mr. Calhoun to Mr. Knox. |
May 12 |
Same subject. Transmits newspaper clippings relating to riots. |
344 |
| 17 |
Same to same |
do |
Same subject. Transmits copy of instruction to Hankow regarding
claims. |
347 |
| 8 |
Mr. Chang to Mr. Knox. |
May 16 |
Visit of His Imperial Highness Prince Tsai-t’ao to the United States.
Expresses thanks of his Government for courtesies extended to the
prince. |
341 |
| 199 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Chang |
May 23 |
Same subject. Says United States is gratified to learn that visit was
so satisfactory. |
341 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Calhoun (telegram). |
May 24 |
Proposed establishment by the Chinese Eastern Railway Co. of a
municipal administration at Harbin. Says department considers that
Americans should pay taxes the same as other residents and directs that
the consul be so informed. |
230 |
| 21 |
Mr. Calhoun to Mr. Knox. |
May 25 |
Political affairs in China. Transmits memorandum regarding the Chinese
constitutional assembly with translation of regulations. |
331 |
| 25 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Calhoun. |
June 1 |
Proposed establishment by the Chinese Eastern Railway Co. of a
municipal administration at Harbin. Department considers that Americans
should pay taxes the same as other residents, and directs that he so
inform the Chinese Government and the American consul at Harbin. |
230 |
| 33 |
Mr. Calhoun to Mr. Knox. |
June 9 |
Riots at Chang-sha and claims arising therefrom. Transmits
correspondence relative to recent disturbances. |
348 |
|
Same to same |
June 16 |
Same subject. Transmits newspaper clippings regarding riots. |
350 |
| 43 |
Same to same |
June 23 |
The Whangpoo River conservancy scheme. Incloses correspondence
protesting against dismissal of chief engineer. |
353 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Calhoun (telegram). |
June 28 |
The Hukuang railway loan. Says United States approves settlement of
Hukuang loan agreement. |
287 |
| 32 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Calhoun. |
June 29 |
Riots at Chang-sha and claims arising therefrom. Approves instruction
to Hankow. |
351 |
| 37 |
Same to same |
July 2 |
Copyrights in China and Japan. Incloses letter to Ginn & Co.,
outlining present status of copyright protection to American
publications. |
200 |
| 49 |
Mr. Calhoun to Mr. Knox. |
July 9 |
Political affairs in China. Transmits copy of imperial edict replying
to memorial soliciting the earlier opening of Parliament. |
336 |
|
Same to same |
July 23 |
Agreement between Japan and Russia relative to Manchuria. Transmits
copy of circular note from foreign office relative to agreement. |
836 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Aug. 2 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Says Netherlands Government has agreed to
request of China that opium conference be postponed until Oct.
15. |
310 |
| 59 |
Same to same |
Aug. 3 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Transmits copy of identic note relating to
loan agreement. |
288 |
| 60 |
Same to same |
Aug. 4 |
The Whangpoo River conservancy scheme. Reports condition of
work. |
357 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Calhoun (telegram). |
Aug. 5 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Says fixing of date of conference is purely
according to convenience of participating powers. |
310 |
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| 11 |
Mr. Chang to Mr. Knox. |
Aug. 5 |
Visit of His Imperial Highness Prince Tsai-t’ao to the United States.
Transmits telegram from Chinese Government to President Taft regarding
visit. |
342 |
| 13 |
Same to same |
Aug. 11 |
Agreement between Japan and Russia relative to Manchuria. Transmits
telegram from his Government relative to agreement. |
837 |
|
Mr. Calhoun to Mr. Knox. |
Aug. 13 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Transmits copy of foreign office reply to
identic note relating to loan agreement. |
289 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Calhoun. |
Aug. 17 |
The Whangpoo River conservancy scheme. Department approves, with
certain restrictions, conference with colleagues to consider plan for
raising funds. |
359 |
| 64 |
Same to same |
Sept. 15 |
Same subject. Says he may cooperate with colleagues, but must endeavor
to save China from any financial burden. |
359 |
|
Mr. Calhoun to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Oct. 5 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Reports conference between bankers and board
of communications relative to validity of agreement of June 6. |
290 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Calhoun (telegram). |
Oct. 7 |
Same subject. Outlines department’s policy relative to participation
in Chinese loans. |
291 |
|
Mr. Calhoun to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Oct. 15 |
Riots at Chang-sha and claims arising therefrom. Suggests that consul
general at Hankow be empowered to settle claims. |
351 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Calhoun (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Says he may instruct consul general at Hankow to
negotiate settlement of claims if he approves them. |
352 |
|
Mr. Calhoun to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Oct. 16 |
Same subject. Makes certain suggestions regarding settlement of
claims. |
352 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Calhoun (telegram). |
Oct. 22 |
Same subject. Instructs him concerning settlement of claims. |
352 |
| 112 |
Mr. Calhoun to Mr. Knox. |
Oct. 25 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Transmits notes from foreign office relative
to delegates. |
317 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Nov. 4 |
Political affairs in China. Says imperial decree just issued fixes
1913 for opening of Parliament. |
337 |
| 90 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Calhoun. |
Dec. 6 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Expresses gratification with appointment of
delegates, and instructs him to advise China concerning British terms of
participation. |
325 |
|
Same to same |
Dec. 7 |
Same subject. Instructs him to inform China concerning compulsory
declaration regarding morphine and cocaine. |
325 |
|
Same to same |
Dec. 29 |
Same subject. Transmits for information of foreign office copies of
hearing on proposed opium legislation. |
327 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
|
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Dawson (telegram). |
1909. Feb. 9 |
Treaties between the United States and the Republic of Panama and
Colombia relating to the Panama Canal. Instructs him to urge
ratification of treaty by Colombia. |
361 |
| 232 |
Mr. Hibben to Mr. Bacon. |
Feb. 12 |
Same subject. Transmits newspaper article regarding treaty. |
361 |
|
Mr. Dawson to Mr. Bacon (telegram). |
Feb. 14 |
Same subject. Reports favorable prospects for ratification. |
363 |
|
Same to same (telegram) |
Feb. 17 |
Same subject. Reports favorable prospects for ratification. |
363 |
| 235 |
Same to same |
do |
Same subject. Reports interview with President regarding ratification,
and transmits copies of foreign office correspondence. |
363 |
|
Same to same (telegram) |
Feb. 23 |
Same subject. Reports that treaty is before special committee of
Congress. |
365 |
|
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Dawson (telegram). |
Feb. 26 |
Same subject. Says treaty approved by United States Senate. |
365 |
| 241 |
Mr. Dawson to Mr. Bacon. |
do |
Same subject. Transmits communications from President and minister for
foreign affairs to Columbian Assembly regarding treaty. |
365 |
|
Same to same (telegram) |
Mar. 1 |
Same subject. Says opposition is developing in assembly. |
376 |
|
Mr. Dawson to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Mar. 10 |
Same subject. Reports student demonstration against treaty. |
376 |
|
Same to same (telegram) |
Mar. 14 |
Same subject. Says Jose Holguin assumed presidency on 13th and
consideration of treaty indefinitely postponed. |
376 |
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|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Dawson (telegram). |
Mar. 15 |
Same subject. Instructs him to keep department informed as to outbreak
against treaty ratification. |
377 |
| 52 |
Mr. Cortes to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Same subject. Communicates information regarding delay in ratification
of treaty. |
377 |
|
Mr. Dawson to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Mar. 16 |
Same subject. Says agitation against treaty dying down and hopes for
ratification. |
378 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Dawson (telegram). |
Mar. 17 |
Same subject. Instructs him to communicate to President Reyes
department’s cordial sympathy and confidence. |
378 |
|
Mr. Dawson to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Mar. 18 |
Same subject. Says Colombia objects to punctuation in art. 6. |
378 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Dawson (telegram). |
Mar. 19 |
Same subject. Says punctuation in art. 6 of treaty was mistake and
interprets provision regarding Colombian ports. |
378 |
|
Memorandum |
do |
Same subject. Says punctuation in art. 6 of canal treaty was a mistake
and explains certain provisions as to ports. |
379 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Dawson (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Expresses hope that difficulty of defining Jurado will
not interfere with ratification of treaty. |
379 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Cortes. |
do |
Same subject. Says placing of comma in art. 6 was a mistake and
interprets certain language regarding ports. |
380 |
| 82 |
Same to same |
Mar. 22 |
Same subject. Expresses hope that ratification of treaty will not meet
with untoward delay. |
381 |
| 59 |
Mr. Cortes to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Same subject. Expresses appreciation of explanation concerning certian
points in treaty to which Colombia objected. |
381 |
|
Mr. Dawson to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Mar. 23 |
Same subject. Asks department’s opinion relative to limitations of
Jurado River. |
382 |
| 62 |
Mr. Cortes to Mr. Knox. |
Mar. 24 |
Same subject. Transmits copy of message of President of treaty.
Colombia to National Assembly relative to treaty. |
382 |
|
Mr. Dawson to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Mar. 26 |
Same subject. Reports exchange of notes relative to change of
punctuation in treat v. |
384 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Mar. 27 |
Same subject. Reports consideration of treaty postponed on account of
threats of violence. |
384 |
| 247 |
Same to same |
Mar. 29 |
Same subject. Reports relative to demonstrations against ratification
of treaty. |
384 |
| 84 |
Mr. Wilson to Dawson |
Apr. 6 |
Same subject. Directs expression of appreciation of kindly sentiment
expressed in message of President. |
393 |
| 87 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Dawson. |
Apr. 19 |
Same subject. Transmits copies of notes exchanged between Colombian
and Panaman ministers at Washington regarding the “region of
Jarado.” |
393 |
| 89 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Hibben. |
May 4 |
Same subject. Commends report regarding conditions at Bogota. |
394 |
|
Mr. Hibben to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
May 10 |
Same subject. Reports issuance of manifesto by President regarding
postponing consideration of treaty. |
394 |
| 262 |
Same to same |
May 13 |
Same subject. Transmits copy of manifesto postponing discussion of
treaty. |
394 |
| 268 |
Same to same |
May 27 |
Same subject. Says the words “región de Jurado” in treaty have created
erroneous impression. |
398 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Hibben (telegram). |
June 11 |
Same subject. Says United States views with relative indifference
ratification of treaty—Panama and Colombia being the chief
beneficiaries. |
398 |
|
Mr. Northcott to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Sept. 29 |
Same subject. Says Colombia desires to abandon present treaty and
negotiate new one. |
399 |
| 12 |
Same to same |
Oct. 1. |
Same subject. Reports interview with minister for foreign affairs
relative to making a new treaty. |
399 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Northcott (telegram). |
Oct. 4 |
Same subject. Says department can not consider making new
treaty. |
402 |
| 14 |
Mr. Northcott to Mr. Knox |
Oct. 7 |
Same subject. Transmits copy of note from foreign office relating to
negotiations. |
402 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Oct. 13 |
Same subject. Says Colombia desires to make separate treaty regarding
canal and asks instructions relative thereto. |
403 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Northcott (telegram). |
Oct. 23 |
Same subject. Says United States can not enter upon separate treaty
negotiations with Colombia and must refuse to wipe out tripartite
treaty. |
404 |
| 15 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Northcott. |
Oct. 28 |
Same subject. Department approves action in refusing to sign with
Colombia memorandum regarding new treaty negotiations. |
404 |
| 20 |
Mr. Northcott to Mr. Knox. |
Oct. 29 |
Same subject. Transmits copy of note to foreign office relative to
proposed negotiations for new treaty |
405 |
| 17 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Northcott. |
Nov. 4 |
Same subject. Refers to Oct. 4 and 23 as defining department’s
attitude regarding proposed treaty between United States and
Colombia. |
406 |
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|
Mr. Northcott to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
1910. Jan. 5 |
Same subject. Colombian Government asks if United States and Panama
would agree to submit question of Panama’s separation to vote of
citizens of Panama. |
406 |
| 53 |
Same to same |
Feb. 18 |
Same subject. Asks instructions regarding reply to Colombia’s proposal
to submit question of Panama’s separation to a vote. |
407 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Northcott (telegram). |
Mar. 24 |
Same subject. Says department’s June 11, 1909, outlines attitude as to
treaty and remains unchanged. |
407 |
| 68 |
Mr. Northcott to Mr. Knox. |
Apr. 19 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Transmits copy of
convention for the arbitration of differences between peru and
Colombia. |
446 |
| 81 |
Same to same |
May 13 |
Treaties between the United States and Panama and the Republic of
Colombia relating to the Panama Canal. Transmits note from foreign
office dealing with treaties, and legation’s reply thereto. |
407 |
|
Mr. Borda to Mr. Knox |
June — |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Expresses desire of
Colombian Government to participate in conferences. |
477 |
| 7 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Borda. |
June 25 |
Same subject. Says department will give consideration to Colombia’s
desire to participate in conference |
478 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Northcott. |
Oct. 26 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. (Same mutatis
mutandis, as Oct. 26, 1910, to Rome.) |
634 |
|
Same to same |
Dec. 17 |
Same subject. (Same mutatis mutandis, as Dec. 17, 1910, to
Bolivia.) |
638 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
|
Mr. Anderson to Mr. Root. |
1907. Dec. 9 |
Convention for the settlement of the boundary dispute between Costa
Rica and Panama. Requests good offices of the united states |
772 |
|
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Anderson. |
Dec. 19 |
Same subject. Says department will confer with Panama regarding
arbitration of dispute. |
773 |
|
Mr. Anderson to Mr. Root. |
1908. Nov. 21 |
Same subject. Renews request for good offices. |
774 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Anderson. |
Dec. 1 |
Same subject. Says department will cheerfully exercise good
office. |
775 |
|
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Anderson. |
Dec 26 |
Same subject. Department is informed that Panama accepts in principle
submission of dispute to arbitration. |
776 |
|
Mr. Anderson to Mr. Root. |
Dec. 28 |
Same subject. States points in boundary dispute which Costa Rica
desires to submit to new arbitration. |
777 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Anderson. |
1909. Jan. 6 |
Same subject. Says questions which Costa Rica desires to submit to new
arbitration will be sent to Panama. |
779 |
|
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Anderson. |
Feb. 16 |
Same subject. Says in order to safeguard rights of its citizens the
United States earnestly hopes for a settlement of the dispute. |
782 |
|
Mr. Anderson to Mr. Bacon. |
Feb. 23 |
Same subject. Gives views of Costa Rica regarding settlement of
dispute. |
783 |
|
Mr. Calvo to Mr. Knox. |
Oct. 14 |
Same subject. Says Mr. Anderson has been appointed Costa Rican special
envoy in boundary negotiations. |
793 |
|
Mr. Anderson to Mr. Knox. |
Oct. 16 |
Same subject. Says Costa Rica will again resort to good offices of
United States for settlement of boundary dispute. |
793 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Anderson. |
Oct. 18 |
Same subject. Renews proffer of good offices. |
794 |
| 835 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Calvo. |
do |
Same subject. Says department will be glad to receive Costa Rican
special envoy. |
795 |
|
Mr. Anderson to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Same subject. Says Costa Rica is willing to submit dispute to American
arbitrator. |
795 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Anderson. |
Dec. 4 |
Same subject. (Same as Dec. 4, 1909, to Panaman minister.) |
800 |
|
Mr. Anderson to Mr. Knox. |
Dec. 6 |
Same subject. Says Costa Rican Government will take part in conference
suggested by department. |
801 |
| 93 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Anderson. |
Dec. 16 |
Same subject. Says Panaman minister has been informed that Costa Rican
Government agrees to conference. |
803 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Anderson. |
1910. Feb. 2 |
Same subject. (Same as Feb. 2, 1910, to Panaman legation.) |
804 |
|
Same to same |
Mar. 1 |
Same subject. Memorandum regarding boundary controversy. |
810 |
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|
Mr. Anderson to Mr. Knox. |
Mar. 14 |
Same subject. Refers to draft boundary convention and to objections
which exist in Loubet award. |
815 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Guardia (telegram). |
Mar. 18 |
Same subject. Says convention was signed by representatives of both
countries on 17th. |
816 |
|
Mr. Guardia to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Mar. 19 |
Same subject. Expresses appreciation of good offices. |
817 |
|
Mr. Anderson to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Same subject. Expresses appreciation and says signing of convention
removes only source of difference between the two countries. |
817 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Anderson. |
Mar. 23 |
Same subject. Says department appreciates kindly expressions relative
to mediation. |
818 |
|
Mr. Guardia to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Apr. 8 |
Same subject. Says convention approved by Costa Rican President and
expresses thanks for good offices. |
819 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Guardia (telegram) |
Apr. 9 |
Same subject. Says telegram of 8th received with pleasure. |
819 |
|
Mr. Monroe to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Apr. 15 |
Earthquakes in Costa Rica. Says earthquakes have continued for 60
hours. |
409 |
| 1483 |
Same to same |
Apr. 16 |
Same subject. Reports regarding earthquakes |
409 |
|
Mr. Knox to the president of the Cartago court (telegram). |
May 3 |
Revolution in Nicaragua. Congratulates court on occasion of mediation
offer in Nicaragua. |
744 |
|
Mr. Monroe to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
May 5 |
Earthquake in Costa Rica. Reports destruction of Cartago. |
409 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Monroe (telegram). |
May 6 |
Same subject. Directs legation to express sympathy. |
409 |
|
President Taft to President Viquez. |
do |
Same subject. Expresses sympathy |
410 |
|
Mr. Monroe to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Says Cartago catastrophe very bad and that Costa Rica
needs assistance. |
410 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Monroe (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Instructs him to draw on department up to $5,000 for
relief of sufferers. |
410 |
|
Mr. Calvo to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Same subject. Requests department to inform Mr. Carnegie of
destruction of Central American court of justice. |
410 |
|
President Viquez to President Taft. |
May 7–8 |
Same subject. Expresses gratitude for President’s sympathetic
message. |
411 |
| 1485 |
Mr. Monroe to Mr. Knox. |
May 9 |
Same subject. Reports regarding conditions in Cartago. |
411 |
|
President of Cartago Court to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
May 11 |
Revolution in Nicaragua. Expresses appreciation for
congratulations. |
744 |
| 96 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Calvo. |
do |
Earthquakes in Costa Rica. Extends sympathy to Costa Rica and says
copy of legation’s note has been sent to Mr. Carnegie. |
412 |
| 1487 |
Mr. Monroe to Mr. Knox. |
May 12 |
Same subject. Reports relative to expenditure of money for relief of
earthquake sufferers. |
412 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
May 14 |
Same subject. Reports concerning earthquake victims and expenditure of
Red Cross funds. |
413 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Monroe (telegram). |
May 17 |
Same subject. Says Red Cross will spend $25,000 for shelters, and
instructs legation to make suggestions as to material, etc. |
413 |
|
Mr. Monroe to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
May 18 |
Same subject. Makes suggestions for houses to be erected by Red
Cross. |
413 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
May 24 |
Same subject. Reports as to expenditure of Red Cross
contribution. |
413 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Monroe (telegram). |
May 25 |
Same subject. States that Red Cross has shipped material for 35
houses. |
414 |
|
Mr. Calvo to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Same subject. Expresses thanks of his Government. |
414 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Calvo. |
June 8 |
Same subject. Acknowledges note expressing thanks. |
414 |
|
Mr. Martin to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
June 23 |
Revolution in Nicaragua. Says Cartago court of justice will insist
upon peace in Nicaragua. |
754 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Merry (telegram). |
June 25 |
Same subject. Transmits note for communication to Cartago court of
justice requesting information as to court’s views and bases for peace
in Nicaragua. |
755 |
|
Mr. Merry to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Aug. 22 |
Convention for the settlement of the boundary dispute between Costa
Rica and Panama. Reports approval of convention by Costa Rica. |
819 |
|
|
Sept. 27 |
Same subject. Text of convention. |
820 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
1910. Mar. 31 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Says Ecuador accepts United
States proposal. |
441 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Apr. 1 |
Same subject. Says Ecuador will appoint representatives to meet with
those of Peru. |
441 |
| 605 |
Same to same. |
Apr. 2 |
Same subject. Transmits copies of notes exchanged with foreign
office. |
441 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Apr. 3 |
Same subject. Transmits names of Ecuadorean representatives. |
442 |
|
Mr. Carbo to Mr. Knox. |
Apr. 6 |
Same subject. Says Government of Ecuador accepts United States
proposal. |
444 |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Apr. 11 |
Same subject. Reports rumors of mobilization of troops by Peru. |
445 |
| 45 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Carbo. |
Apr. 14 |
Same subject. Acknowledges notification of appointment of Ecuadorean
representatives. |
445 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Fox (telegram). |
May 15 |
Same subject. Instructs legation to join colleagues in presenting
joint note to Ecuador and to report when delivered. |
452 |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
May 16 |
Same subject. Asks for instructions regarding presentation of
tripartite proposal. |
453 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Fox (telegram). |
May 17 |
Same subject. Instruction regarding presentation of joint note. |
453 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Fox (telegram). |
May 18 |
Same subject. (Quotes telegram of this date to Lima.) |
455 |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Reports note delivered jointly with Brazilian
colleague. |
456 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
May 20 |
Same subject. Says King of Spain has been requested to defer
decision. |
456 |
|
Mr. Carbo to Mr. Knox. |
May 23 |
Same subject. Says that Equador accepts mediation proposal and that
the King of Spain will withhold his decision. |
456 |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox. |
May 24 |
Same subject. Says Ecuador’s reply to joint note will be sent after
conference with minister for foreign affairs. |
458 |
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|
Same to same (telegram). |
May 25 |
Same subject. Transmits note from foreign office to representatives of
United States, Brazil, and Argentina. |
458 |
|
Memorandum from the Ecuadorean legation. |
May 26 |
Same subject. Protests against Peru’s refusal to comply with art. 6 of
arbitration convention. |
460 |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Says Ecuador will withdraw troops on day fixed by
mediating powers. |
460 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Fox (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Instructs legation to report regarding steps taken by
Ecuador for withdrawal of troops. |
459 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
June 1 |
Same subject. Transmits aide-memoire regarding withdrawal of troops on
June 4 for immediate communication to Ecuadorean Government. |
464 |
|
Aide-memoire to the Ecuadorean legation. |
do |
Same subject. Gives department’s views regarding importance of
withdrawal of troops on date agreed upon. |
463 |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
June 2 |
Same subject. Says Ecuador accepts mediation and congratulates
mediating powers. |
466 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Reports Ecuador willing to withdraw troops June 4, but
wishes explanation of sending of additional troops by Peru. |
465 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Fox (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Repeats telegram regarding Peru’s willingness to
withdraw troops June 4, and says Ecuador should take similar
action. |
465 |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
June 3 |
Same subject. Reports Ecuador withdrawing troops from frontier. |
466 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Refers further as to withdrawal of troops by
Ecuador |
467 |
|
Mr. Carbo Mr. Knox. |
June 4 |
Same subject. Transmits telegram regarding removal of troops from
Ecuadorean frontier. |
467 |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
June 5 |
Same subject. Transmits note from foreign office regarding withdrawal
of troops from border. |
467 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
June 6 |
Same subject. Reports regarding decree issued by Ecuadorean
Congress. |
468 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Fox (telegram). |
June 9 |
Same subject. Instructs legation to impress upon Ecuador position of
mediating powers. |
470 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Carbo. |
do |
Same subject. (Same as June 9, 1910, to Chilean chargé). |
469 |
|
Same to same. |
June 11 |
Same subject. Acknowledges receipt of telegram regarding withdrawal of
troops. |
471 |
|
Mr. Carbo to Mr. Knox |
do |
Same subject. Expresses gratitude for good offices in boundary
dispute. |
471 |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
June 13 |
Same subject. Reports concern of Ecuador on account of warlike
preparations of Peru. |
472 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
June 14 |
Same subject. Says Ecuador complains that Peru is maintaining troops
on border and augmenting forces in north. |
472 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Fox (telegram). |
June 15 |
Same subject. (Same as June 15 to Lima). |
473 |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox, (telegram). |
June 17 |
Same subject. Transmits note from foreign office regarding withdrawal
of troops from frontier. |
473 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
June 20 |
Same subject. Reports regarding withdrawal of troops by Ecuador and
alleged activity of Peru. |
475 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Carbo |
June 23 |
Same subject. Expresses regret at departure of Minister Carbo and
praises his work in boundary controversy. |
476 |
|
|
do |
Arbitration convention between the United States and Ecuador.
Text. |
436 |
| 669 |
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox. |
June 27 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Transmits copy of message
of President of Ecuador to Ecuadorean Congress regarding boundary
controversy. |
478 |
| 669 |
Same to same |
do |
Messages of the President of Ecuador to the Ecuadorean Congress.
Transmits copy. |
430 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
July 7 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Says minister for foreign
affairs informs legation of invasion of Ecuadorean territory by Peruvian
forces, and that Peru thus declares mediation ineffective. |
480 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Fox (telegram). |
July 8 |
Same subject. Says Peruvian military activity will be
investigated. |
481 |
| 679 |
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox. |
July 9 |
Same subject. Transmits copies of notes from foreign office regarding
demobilization of troops and draft convention which Ecuador would be
willing to sign with Peru. |
481 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Fox (telegram). |
July 13 |
Same subject. Instructs him to urge upon Government of Ecuador
necessity for greater forbearance in present dispute. |
484 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. (See telegram of this date to Buenos Aires.) |
483 |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
July 14 |
Same subject. Says minister for foreign affairs reports much unrest in
Ecuador. |
485 |
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|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Fox (telegram). |
July 15 |
Same subject. Says perfection of arrangements desired by Ecuador
depends upon conciliatory action of two governments concerned. |
487 |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
July 18 |
Same subject. Says Government of Ecuador can not accent protocol in
all its parts. |
488 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
July 27 |
Same subject. Says Ecuadorean Government asks favorable consideration
for modification of protocol. |
493 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
July 28 |
Same subject. Transmits note from foreign office re-regarding
modifications of proposed protocol. |
491 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Fox. |
Aug. 10 |
Same subject. Instructs legation to impress upon Ecuador views of
United States as to attitude toward the tripartite mediation. |
495 |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox. |
Aug. 13 |
Same subject. Transmits President’s message to Ecuadorean Congress
regarding tripartite mediation. |
497 |
| 734 |
Same to same |
Aug. 20 |
Death of Señor Don Pedro Montt, and Señor Don Elias Fernandez Albano,
President and Vice President, respectively, of Chile. Flag over legation
at halfstaff during period of mourning. |
134 |
| 726 |
Same to same. |
do |
Messages of the President of Ecuador to the Ecuadorean Congress.
Transmits copy. |
433 |
|
Mr. Arizaga to Mr. Knox. |
Aug. 27 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Transmits statement
regarding attitude of Ecuador relative to draft protocol. |
500 |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Aug. 30 |
Same subject. Says will make representations simultaneously with
Brazilian minister regarding protocol. |
502 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Sept. 10 |
Same subject. Transmits note from foreign office stating that Ecuador
can not accept protocol unless reference to Spanish arbitration is
eliminated. |
502 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Oct. 18 |
Same subject. Transmits note from foreign office regarding reply of
Peru to proposal of Ecuador. |
503 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Fox. |
Oct. 26 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. (Same,
mutatis mutandis, as Oct. 26, 1910, to Rome.) |
634 |
| 784 |
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox. |
Nov. 28 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Transmits note from foreign
office stating that the King of Spain declines to act further as
arbitrator. |
503 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Fox. |
Dec. 17 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Same mutatis
mutandis, as Dec. 17, 1910, to Bolivia. |
638 |
|
Mr. Fox to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Dec. 27 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Says notes have been filed
with Ecuadorean foreign office regarding reference to Hague. |
506 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Dec. 30 |
Same subject. Requests department to await outcome of conference
proposing direct arrangement between Peru and Ecuador. |
507 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Bacon |
1909. Nov. 3 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. See Nov. 3,
1909, to Vienna. |
597 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Dec. 14 |
Proposed neutralization of railways in Manchuria. See telegram of this
date to Japan. |
236 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
1910. Jan. 8 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. British proposal to divide Szechuen line
unacceptable to United States. |
270 |
|
President Taft to President Falliéres (telegram). |
Jan. 27 |
Floods in France. Expresses sympathy and offers aid to flood
sufferers. |
508 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Bacon (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Says Red Cross is prepared to send aid and instructs
embassy to report as to general flood situation. |
508 |
|
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Jan. 28 |
Same subject. Reports regarding flood conditions and aid for
sufferers. |
508 |
|
President Falliéres to President Taft (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Acknowledges telegram and says assistance for the
sufferers will be graciously received. |
509 |
|
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Jan. 29 |
Same subject. Says Red Cross remittance for France should be sent
through the embassy. |
509 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Jan. 30 |
Same subject. Says conditions are improving. |
509 |
|
Mr. Jusserand to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Same subject. Expresses gratitude for help offered to the flood
suffers. |
510 |
| 30 |
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Knox. |
Feb. 4 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Incloses
note from foreign office outlining views. |
256 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Feb. 8 |
Floods in France. Reports flood conditions improved, but says care of
sufferers continues. |
510 |
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| 29 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Bacon. |
Feb. 16 |
Naturalization and military service case of Rene Dubuc. Transmits
letter asking whether Rene Dubuc may visit France without molestation on
account of military service laws. |
514 |
| 47 |
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Knox. |
Feb. 25 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justine Transmits
reply of foreign office. |
611 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Mar. 2 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. United States proposition acceptable to
France if Great Britain will agree. |
273 |
| 84 |
Same to same. |
Mar. 24 |
Naturalization and military service case of Rene Dubuc. Transmits note
from foreign office regarding military service of Rene Dubuc. |
514 |
| 47 |
Mr. Lefèvre-Pontalis to Mr. Knox. |
Apr. 17 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Transmits
copy of note from foreign office regarding modifications proposed at
Paris conference. |
618 |
| 58 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Bacon. |
Apr. 18 |
Presentation of statue of George Washington by people of Virginia to
people of France. Transmits letter regarding presentation of statue and
directs embassy to lend its cooperation. |
511 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Bacon (telegram). |
Apr. 22 |
Transit of fugitive from justice in course of extradition between
Luxemberg and the United States. Ascertain if fugitive will be permitted
through France and upon what formalities. |
87 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Lefèvre-Pontalis. |
Apr. 25 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Says
department is gratified at attitude of French Government. |
622 |
|
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
May 17 |
Transit of fugitive from justice in course of extradition proceedings
between Luxemburg and the United States. Says France demands same
formalities for transit of fugitive as for extradition proper. |
91 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
May 24 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Reports signing of loan agreement by four
groups. |
279 |
| 161 |
Same to same. |
May 27 |
Same subject. Transmits copies of documents relating to. |
280 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Bacon (telegram). |
June 16 |
Presentation of statue of George Washington by people of Virginia to
people of France. Instructs embassy to arrange for free entry of statue
which France has accepted and to inform department of date of
unveiling. |
513 |
|
Mr. Bailly-Blanchard to Mr Knox. |
July 8 |
Same subject. Transmits note from foreign office regarding the
acceptance of statue. |
513 |
|
Same to same |
July 30 |
Transit of fugitive from justice in course if extradition proceedings
between Luxemburg and the United States. Transmits correspondence with
legation at The Hague relative to transit of a fugitive through
France. |
104 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Bacon. |
Oct. 26 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. (Same,
mutatis mutandis, Oct. 26, 1910, to Mr. Reid.) |
635 |
| 159 |
Same to same. |
Nov. 11 |
Naturalization and military service case of Rene Dubuc. Instructs
embassy to report as to procedure necessary for the relinquishment of
French nationality by Rene Dubuc. |
516 |
| 359 |
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Knox. |
Nov. 30 |
Same subject. Says Rene Dubuc should apply through French consul at
Chicago to minister of justice for relinquishment of his French
citizenship. |
516 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Bacon. |
Dec. 7 |
Joint International Commission for Investigation of the Opium Question
in the Far East. (Same as instruction of Dec. 7 to China.) |
325 |
|
Same to same |
Dec. 29 |
Same subject. (Same as Dec. 29, 1910, to Peking). |
327 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Hill. |
1909. Nov. 3 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. See Nov. 3,
1909, to Vienna. |
597 |
| 527 |
Mr. Hitt to Mr. Knox. |
Dec. 6 |
Prosecution by United States of American citizens for crimes committed
in foreign countries. Transmits note from foreign office regarding
extradition of Max Runge for crime committed in New York. |
517 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Hill (telegram). |
Dec. 14 |
Proposed neutralization of railways in Manchuria. See telegram of this
date to Japan. |
236 |
|
Mr. Hill to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Dec. 24 |
Same subject. Reports approval by Germany of general principles
contained in memorandum. |
240 |
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| 299 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Hill. |
1910. Jan. 11 |
Prosecution by United States of American citizens for crimes committed
in foreign countries. Says United States can not reciprocate in similar
case. |
518 |
| 570 |
Mr. Hill to Mr. Knox. |
Jan. 14 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Reports
interview with foreign office. |
606 |
| 610 |
Same to same. |
Feb. 21 |
Joint international commission for the investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Transmits note from foreign office accepting
proposal. |
299 |
| 612 |
Same to same. |
Feb. 23 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Transmits
views of foreign office. |
261 |
| 334 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Hill. |
Mar. 2 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Ex press appreciation of acceptance by German
Government. |
302 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Mar. 3 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. (Same,
mutatis mutandis, Mar. 3, 1910, to Great Britain.) |
613 |
|
Count von Bernstorff to Mr. Knox. |
Mar. 4 |
Immunities of unclassified vice-consular officers Makes complaint
against vice consul at Dresden for refusing to accept service in suits
against him. |
522 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Hill. |
Mar. 8 |
Joint International Commission for the investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Acknowledges embassy’s Feb. 21 regarding
attitude of German Government. |
302 |
|
Mr. Hill to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Mar. 26 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Says German
Government approves proposals adopted by the conference in Paris. |
613 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Hill (telegram). |
Mar. 29 |
Same subject. Says United States approves proposals adopted by the
Paris conference. |
614 |
| 219 |
Mr. Knox to Count von Bernstorff. |
Apr. 13 |
Immunities of unclassified vice-consular officers Says vice consul at
Dresden has been instructed to submit himself to jurisdiction of Dresden
court in suits against him. |
523 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Hill (telegram). |
Apr. 15 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Inform
foreign office that United States accepts recommendations of Paris
conference and awaits acceptance of France. |
617 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Hill (telegram). |
Apr. 16 |
Transit of fugitive from justice in course of extradition between
Luxemburg and the United States. Says Belgium refuses transit and asks
if German Government will permit transit through its territory. |
83 |
|
Mr. Hill to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Apr. 22 |
Same subject. Says formalities for transit of prisoner through Germany
same as extradition from Germany. |
86 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
May 20 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Reports views of German Government as to
terms of loan. |
278 |
|
Count von Bernstorff to Mr. Knox. |
May 27 |
Alleged discrimination against foreign creditors by American courts.
Complains against inequality in treatment of German subjects in American
courts. |
518 |
| 716 |
Mr. Hill to Mr. Knox. |
June 3 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Transmits copies of notes exchanged with
foreign office relative to division of engineering rights. |
283 |
| 295 |
Mr. Wilson to Count von Wedel. |
Aug. 31 |
Alleged discrimination against foreign creditors by American courts.
Points out that no discrimination exists. |
520 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Leishman. |
Oct. 26 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. (Same,
mutatis mutandis, Oct. 26, 1910, to Mr. Reid.) |
635 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Hill. |
Dec. 7 |
Joint International Commission for the investigation of the opium
question in the Far East. (Same as instruction of Dec. 7. to
China.) |
325 |
|
Same to same |
Dec. 29 |
Same subject. (Same as Dec. 29, 1910, to Peking). |
327 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
| 849 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Bacon |
1909. Mar. 2 |
Affairs in Liberia. Transmits note from foreign office regarding
Liberian affairs. |
702 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Reid. |
Nov. 3 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. See Nov. 3,
1909, to Vienna. |
597 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Nov. 6 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Transmits
memorandum for communication to foreign office. |
234 |
| 1089 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. |
Nov. 26 |
Same subject. Transmits reply of foreign office to memorandum. |
235 |
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|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Reid (telegram). |
Dec. 14 |
Same subject. Transmits memorandum for presentation to foreign office
relative to British cooperation. |
236 |
| 1112 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. |
Dec. 16 |
Arbitration of the claim of Alsop & Co., an American corporation,
v. Chile. Says controversy submitted to the
King for adjustment. |
187 |
| 1122 |
Same to same |
Dec. 30 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Incloses
foreign office memorandum. |
241 |
| 1126 |
Same to same |
Dec. 31 |
Arbitration of the claim of Alsop & Co., an American Corporation,
v. Chile. Incloses note stating King will act
as arbitrator. |
188 |
|
|
|
The North Atlantic Coast Fisheries Arbitration Decision of the
Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague in the case submitted by the
United States and Great Britain. Text. |
544 |
| 1129 |
Mr. Phillips to Mr. Knox. |
1910. Jan. 5 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Incloses copy of note from foreign
office. |
269 |
| 1153 |
Same to same. |
Jan. 25 |
Arbitration of the claim of Alsop & Co., an American Corporation,
v. Chile. Incloses note to foreign office
expressing annreciation of action of the King. |
188 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Phillips (telegram). |
Feb. 2 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. United States is willing to make concessions
to France in interest of immediate settlement of negotiations. |
272 |
| 1163 |
Mr. Phillips to Mr. Knox. |
Feb. 4 |
Same subject. Incloses foreign office note concerning division of
Szechuen line. |
272 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Phillips (telegram). |
Feb. 8 |
Same subject. United States willing to yield engineering rights to
France if Great Britain will make certain concessions. |
273 |
| 1180 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. |
Feb. 19 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Transmits
reply of foreign office. |
608 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Reid (telegram). |
Mar. 3 |
Same subject. Says Dr. James Brown Scott will meet the representatives
of Great Britain, France, and Germany in Paris to discuss modification
of prize court convention. |
613 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Reid (telegram). |
Mar. 5 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Expresses hope that Great Britain will
accept proposal in view of favorable acceptance by France. |
274 |
| 1205 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. |
Mar. 9 |
Affairs in Liberia. Transmits copy of embassy’s note to foreign office
relative to maintenance of status quo in Liberia. |
703 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Reid (telegram). |
Mar. 12 |
Compulsory emigration; case of Alfred Lumb. Instructs embassy to bring
case to attention of foreign office. |
594 |
| 1213 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. |
Mar. 16 |
Affairs in Liberia. Transmits note from foreign office relative to
attitude of Great Britain regarding Liberian affairs. |
703 |
| 1216 |
Same to same. |
Mar. 18 |
Compulsory emigration; case of Alfred Lumb. Transmits copy of note to
foreign office. |
595 |
| 1255 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Reid. |
Mar. 22 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Instructs in detail points to be discussed
with British foreign office. |
274 |
| 54 |
Mr. Bryce to Mr. Knox. |
Mar. 26 |
Taking of testimony by consular officers. Asks to be informed as to
regulations governing the taking of testimony by consular
officers. |
592 |
| 1261 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Reid. |
Mar. 30 |
Compulsory emigration; case of Alfred Lumb. Approves note to foreign
office. |
396 |
| 1229 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. |
do |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Transmits
foreign office note regarding modifications to the prize court
convention proposed at the Paris conference. |
614 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Reid (telegram). |
Mar. 31 |
Same subject. Says proposal adopted at Pans conference is
approved. |
616 |
| 1233 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. |
Apr. 5 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Transmits copy of note to foreign office
reviewing position of United States. |
275 |
| 1241 |
Mr. Phillips to Mr. Knox. |
Apr. 12 |
Same subject. Transmits note from foreign office stating views of
British Government. |
276 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Reid (telegram). |
Apr. 15 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Inform
foreign office that United States accepts recommendations of Paris
conference and awaits acceptance of France. |
617 |
|
President Taft to Queen Alexandra (telegram). |
May 6 |
Death of His Majesty King Edward VII. Expresses symnathy. |
524 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Reid (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Instructs embassy to make appropriate expression of
sympathy to British Government. |
524 |
| 74 |
Mr. Bryce to Mr. Knox. |
May 7 |
Same subject. Informs department of the death of the King. |
524 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Bryce. |
do |
Same subject. Says department will cooperate with embassy in arranging
memorial service. |
525 |
|
Mr. Knox to Sir Edward Grey (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Express sympathy. |
525 |
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|
President Taft to King George. |
May 7 |
Same subject. Renews condolences and conveys good wishes for reign of
King George. |
525 |
|
King George to President Taft. |
do |
Same subject. Expresses gratitude for sympathy. |
526 |
|
Queen Alexandra to President. Taft |
do |
Same subject. Expresses appreciation for sympathy |
526 |
| 1268 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. |
May 8 |
Same subject. Transmits copy of note from foreign office announcing
death. |
526 |
| 75 |
Mr. Bryce to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Same subject. Expresses appreciation for sympathy and says embassy
will cooperate with department in arranging memorial services. |
527 |
|
Sir Edward Grey to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
May 9 |
Same subject. Expresses gratitude for message of sympathy. |
527 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Reid (telegram). |
May 11 |
Same subject. Instructs embassy to inform foreign office of
designation of Col. Roosevelt as special ambassador to attend funeral
ceremonies. |
527 |
| 77 |
Mr. Bryce to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Same subject. Says funeral win take place at Windsor May 20. |
528 |
|
|
May 13 |
Treaty between the United States and Great Britain relating to
boundary waters between the United States and Canada. Text. |
532 |
| 1295 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Reid. |
do |
Death of His Majesty King Edward VII. Transmits Senate resolution for
communication to foreign office. |
528 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
May 14 |
Same subject. Informs embassy concerning rank of members of suite to
accompany Special Ambassador Roosevelt. |
528 |
| 1276 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. |
May 17 |
Same subject. Transmits notes from foreign office regarding
President’s expressions of sympathy. |
528 |
| 1277 |
Same to same. |
do |
Same subject. Transmits foreign office reply to note forwarding House
resolution. |
530 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
May 18 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Refers to decision concerning engineering
rights and asks department’s views. |
278 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Reid (telegram). |
do |
Death of His Majesty King Edward VII. Instructs embassy to send wreath
in President’s name for funeral ceremonies. |
531 |
| 897 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Bryce. |
May 19 |
Taking of testimony by consular officers. Explains department’s
attitude regarding the taking of testimony by consular officers. |
593 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Reid (telegram). |
do |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Refers to telegram of 18th and says terms
are acceptable. |
278 |
| 1291 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. |
May 25 |
Same subject. Transmits note to foreign office re engineering
rights. |
279 |
| 1306 |
Same to same. |
June 6 |
Death of His Majesty King Edward VII. Transmits foreign office note
regarding resolution of condolence passed by Senate. |
531 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
June 8 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Communicates foreign office note of June
7. |
286 |
| 1310 |
Same to same. |
do |
Same subject, incloses copy of note from foreign office reciting terms
of agreement. |
285 |
|
Aide-memoire from the British Embassy. |
June 9 |
Affairs in Liberia. Asks views of United States regarding Liberian
affairs. |
708 |
| 1318 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. |
June 16 |
Death of His Majesty King. Edward VII. Transmits note from foreign
office acknowledging engrossed copy of Senate resolution of
condolence. |
531 |
| 1319 |
Same to same. |
June 17 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Transmits
newspaper articles relative to policy of British Government in
Chinchow-Aigun matter. |
267 |
|
Aide-memoire to the British Embassy. |
June 21 |
Affairs in Liberia. Gives views of the United States for the
reorganization of Liberian finances. |
710 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Reid (telegram). |
do |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Approves agreement reached in Paris on May
23–24. |
286 |
| 1322 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. |
June 22 |
Compulsory emigration; case of Alfred Lumb. Transmits note from
foreign office explaining deportation order which has been
revoked. |
596 |
| 115 |
Mr. Bryce to Mr. Knox. |
June 27 |
Taking of testimony by consular officers. Communicates statement of
British foreign office regarding the taking of testimony by consular
officers. |
593 |
| 1331 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. |
June 29 |
The Hukuang Railway loan. Transmits note from foreign office relative
to settlement. |
287 |
| 936 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Bryce. |
July 15 |
Taking of testimony by consular officers. Says United States agrees to
the taking of evidence by consular officers, subject to reservations
indicated. |
594 |
|
|
Sept. 3 |
Treaty between the United States and Great Britain relating to the
boundary line in Passamaquaddy Bay. Text. |
540 |
| 1426 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. |
Sept. 19 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Ear East. Transmits note relative to British
participation. |
312 |
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| 1391 |
Mr. Adee to Mr. Reid. |
Sept. 24 |
Same subject. Says British’s conditions re participation meet with
views of United States. |
313 |
| 1409 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Reid. |
Oct. 26 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Inform
foreign office of desire of United States to secure cooperation of
original prize court proposers and request that appropriate instructions
be given to the diplomatic officers. |
635 |
| 1463 |
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. |
Nov. 5 |
Joint International Commission for the investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Transmits note from foreign office asking if
participating powers have agreed to preliminary study of cocaine and
opium trade. |
319 |
| 1422 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Reid. |
Nov. 25 |
Same subject. Says British proposals regarding morphine and cocaine
will be submitted to Governments interested. |
322 |
|
Mr. Reid to Mr. Knox. (telegram.). |
Dec. 2 |
Same subject. Reports relative to compulsory declaration in England
regarding cocaine and morphine. |
324 |
|
|
Dec. 3 |
Declaration by the United States and Great Britain exempting
commercial travelers’ samples from customs inspection. Text. |
591 |
| 1431 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Reid. |
Dec. 9 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Says Governments interested have been informed
regarding compulsory declaration concerning cocaine and morphine
data. |
326 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Leishman. |
1909. Nov. 3 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. See Nov. 3,
1909, to Vienna. |
597 |
|
Memorandum from the Italian Embassy. |
Nov. 6 |
Alleged discrimination against Italian subjects by courts of
Pennsylvania. Refers to recent case and gives views regarding rights of
nonresident aliens. |
657 |
|
Memorandum to the Italian Embassy. |
Nov. 16 |
Same subject. Says department does not think it advisable to amend
treaty in order to give greater rights to Italian subjects. |
658 |
|
Same to same. |
1910. Jan. 12 |
Same subject. Department reiterates view set forth in its memorandum
of Nov. 5. |
659 |
|
Mr. Knox to Baron Mayor. |
Jan. 13 |
Alleged violation of art. 6 of the consular convention of 1878 between
the United States and Italy. Refers to protest of Italian consul general
at Denver regarding service in a libel suit and suggests steps to be
taken. |
673 |
| 58 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Leishman. |
do |
Same subject. Transmits memorandum relative to libel suit brought
against the Italian consul general at Denver. |
674 |
| 377 |
Baron Mayor to Mr. Knox. |
Feb. 12 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Accepts proposal and makes suggestion relative
to suppression of hashish trade. |
296 |
|
Memorandum from the Italian Embassy. |
Feb. 19 |
Alleged discrimination against Italian subjects by courts of
Pennsylvania. Reviews recent case and asks department to give matter
further consideration. |
660 |
|
Memorandum to the Italian Embassy. |
Mar. 1 |
Same subject. Refers to previous correspondence and gives
views. |
662 |
| 832 |
Mr. Knox to Marquis di Montagliari. |
Mar. 2 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Expresses appreciation of Italian Government’s
decision to participate. |
301 |
| 547 |
Marquis di Montagliari to Mr. Knox. |
Mar. 21 |
Alleged discrimination against Italian subjects by courts of
Pennsylvania. Submits proposals of his Government regarding right of
Italian subjects to recover indemnity for the death of relatives. |
662 |
| 208 |
Mr. Leishman to Mr. Knox. |
Apr. 11 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Says Italian Government will appoint
delegate. |
305 |
| 212 |
Same to same. |
Apr. 19 |
International Prize Court of Arbitral Justice. Transmits note from
foreign office. |
618 |
| 852 |
Mr. Knox to Marquis di Montagliari. |
May 20 |
Alleged discrimination against Italian subjects by courts of
Pennsylvania. Says department will give careful consideration to
question. |
664 |
| 979 |
Marquis di Montagliari to Mr. Knox. |
June 18 |
Functions of consular officers concerning wills. Asks to be informed
as to the duty of consuls in connection with the making and receiving of
wills. |
676 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
June 23 |
Extradition of Porter Charlton, an American citizen, from the United
States to Italy. Requests that warrant be issued for surrender of
fugitive. |
649 |
|
Mr. Knox to Marquis di Montagliari (telegram). |
June 24 |
Same subject. Says warrant can not be issued and asks to be informed
as to Italy’s views in the matter. |
649 |
|
Marquis di Montagliari to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
June 25 |
Same subject. Refers to his telegram of 23d and says it was the
preliminary mandate that was desired. |
650 |
|
Mr. Knox to Marquis di Montagliari (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Refers to previous correspondence and says it is
presumed that further instructions are being awaited. |
650 |
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|
Marquis di Montagliari to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
June 27 |
Same subject. Requests that preliminary mandate be forwarded at
once. |
650 |
| 864 |
Mr. Knox to Marquis di Montagliari. |
June 28 |
Same subject. Transmits preliminary mandate and explains its
purpose. |
651 |
| 1074 |
Marquis di Montagliari to Mr. Knox. |
July 1 |
Same subject. Asks provisional detention until receipt of extradition
papers. |
651 |
| 865 |
Mr. Wilson to Marquis di Montagliari. |
July 2 |
Functions of consular officers concerning wills. Informs him
concerning duty of consuls in connection with the drawing of
wills. |
676 |
| 131 |
Marquis di Montagliari to Mr. Knox. |
July 12 |
Extradition of Porter Charlton, an American citizen, from the United
States to Italy. Transmits copy of warrant of arrest. |
652 |
| 869 |
Mr. Wilson to Marquis di Montagliari. |
July 22 |
Same subject. Returns copy of warrant of arrest and says all papers
should be sent to the court. |
652 |
| 1229 |
Marquis di Montagliari to Mr. Knox. |
July 28 |
Same subject. Transmits record of proceedings of court of Como. |
652 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Marquis di Montagliari. |
Aug. 5 |
Same subject. Returns papers and says matter is in hands of court to
which all documents should be sent. |
653 |
| 891 |
Mr. Adee to Baron Mayor. |
Oct. 1 |
Alleged discrimination against Italian subjects by courts of
Pennsylvania. Gives views of department regarding right of nonresident
aliens to recover indemnity for death of relatives. |
664 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Garrett. |
Oct. 26 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Communicates
views regarding establishment of the prize court with instructions to
lay them before the Italian Government. |
634 |
|
Same to same. |
Dec. 7 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. (Same as instruction of Dec. 7 to
China.) |
325 |
|
Mr. Knox to Marquis Cusani Confalonirei. |
Dec. 9 |
Extradition of Porter Charlton, an American citizen, from the United
States to Italy. Memorandum by the Secretary of State. |
654 |
|
Mr. Knox to Marquis Cusani Confalonieri. |
Dec. 10 |
Same subject. Transmits warrant of surrender. |
657 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Garrett. |
Dec. 29 |
Joint International Commission for the investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. (Same as Dec. 29, 1910, to Peking.) |
327 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. O’Brien. |
1909. Nov. 3 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. See Nov. 3,
1909, Vienna. |
597 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Dec. 14 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Communicate
to foreign office substance of memorandum to British Government. |
236 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. O’Brien (telegram). |
Dec. 15 |
Same subject. Says United States desires support of Japan. |
237 |
| 927 |
Mr. O’Brien to Mr. Knox. |
Dec. 19 |
Same subject. Transmits copy of note to foreign office. |
237 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
1910. Jan. 8 |
Same subject. Is informed indirectly that Japan will not approve
proposal. |
245 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. O’Brien (telegram). |
Jan. 20 |
Same subject. Outlines scope of project to be communicated to
Japan. |
246 |
| 978 |
Mr. O’Brien to Mr. Knox. |
Jan. 24 |
Same subject. Incloses note from foreign office |
250 |
| 1057 |
Same to same. |
Feb. 22 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Transmits note from foreign office stating
that Japan will require more time to consider program. |
300 |
| 1069 |
Same to same |
Mar. 4 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Mani churia. Transmits
note from foreign office. |
263 |
| 416 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. O’Brien |
Apr. 2 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Says United States appreciates attitude of
Japan. |
304 |
| 1160 |
Mr. O’Brien to Mr. Knox. |
May 10 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Transmits
copy of’ note from foreign office. |
625 |
|
Baron Uchida to Mr. Knox |
July 5 |
Agreement between Japan and Russia relative to Manchuria. Transmits
telegram from his Government regarding agreement. |
836 |
| 444 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. O’Brien |
July 6 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Transmits
draft of memorandum to be communicated to foreign office. |
632 |
| 1191 |
Mr. O’Brien to Mr. Knox. |
July 13 |
Administration of affairs in Korea. Transmits copy of memorandum
regarding transfer of Korean police affairs to Japanese
Government. |
677 |
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| 134 |
Mr. Wilson to Baron Uchida |
July 30 |
Agreement between Japan and Russia relative to Manchuria. Acknowledges
copy of agreement. |
837 |
|
Mr. O’Brien to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Aug. 19 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Asks
regarding rights of Japan under proposed additional protocol. |
633 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. O’Brien (telegram). |
Aug. 24 |
Same subject. Expresses hope that Japan will approve protocol. |
633 |
|
Baron Uchida to Mr. Wilson |
do |
Administration of affairs in Korea. Transmits communication regarding
protection of inventions, trade-marks, etc., in Korea. |
681 |
|
Same to same. |
do |
Same subject. Transmits copy of treaty annexing Korea to the Empire of
Japan. |
681 |
|
Mr. O’Brien to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Aug. 25 |
Same subject. Reports regarding treaty annexing Korea to Japanese
Empire. |
683 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Baron Uchida |
Sept. 17 |
Same subject. Says department appreciates assurances given regarding
foreigners and foreign trade in Korea. |
683 |
| 1228 |
Mr. O’Brien to Mr. Knox. |
Sept. 19 |
Same subject. Transmits copies of certain imperial ordinances in
connection with the annexation of Korea. |
683 |
| 466 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Schuyler. |
Oct. 26 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Says
Department is gratified to learn that Japan will sign prize court
protocol. |
637 |
|
Mr. Schuyler to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Nov. 15 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Says Japan has no objection to substance of
British proposals regarding morphine and cocaine. |
321 |
| 1260 |
Same to same. |
Nov. 16 |
Same subject. Transmits note from foreign office riving views. |
321 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Schuyler (telegram). |
Nov. 17 |
Same subject. Express appreciation of Japan’s attitude. |
322 |
|
Same to same. |
Dec. 7 |
Same subject. (Same as instruction of Dec. 7 to China.) |
325 |
| 483 |
Same to same. |
Dec. 22 |
Same subject. Says United States appreciates desire of Japan to
reserve its views until convening of conference. |
326 |
|
Same to same. |
Dec. 29 |
Same subject. (Same as Dec. 29, 1910, to Peking). |
327 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
|
Mr. Diaz to Mr. Taft. |
1909. Dec. 31 |
Revolution in Nicaragua. Says new ambassador will express
gratification of Mexican Government for attitude of United States toward
asylum afforded Zelaya on board Mexican gunboat. |
739 |
|
Mr. Taft to Mr. Diaz. |
1910 Feb. 5 |
Same subject. Expresses appreciation and says attitude of the United
States toward granting refuge to Zelaya will be communicated to the
Mexican Government by the American embassy. |
740 |
| 840 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Bailey. |
do |
Same subject. Transmits for delivery to foreign office letter of
President Taft and memorandum relative to asylum afforded Zelava. |
741 |
| 522B |
Mr. de la Barra to Mr. Knox |
Mar. 2 |
Authentication of extradition papers by consular officers. Suggests
exchange of notes on subject. |
731 |
| 208 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. de la Barra. |
Mar. 22 |
The Chamizal arbitration. Refers to previous negotiations and outlines
arbitration proposals. |
716 |
|
Mr. Gamboa to Mr. Knox. |
Apr. 12 |
Celebration of the first Mexican centennial invites United States to
participate. |
712 |
| 216 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. de la Barra. |
Apr. 13 |
Authentication of extradition papers by consular officers. Says
department considers the proposed exchange of notes inadvisable. |
731 |
| 42 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Knox. |
Apr. 15 |
Extradition of Heliodoro Garcia from Mexico. Says request for
extradition has been made. |
723 |
| 153 |
Mr. de la Barra to Mr. Knox. |
Apr. 16 |
The Chamizal arbitration. Says proposals in department’s note of 22d
ultimo will be given early consideration. |
719 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Apr. 29 |
Extradition of Heliodoro Garcia from Mexico. Reports arrest of Garcia
and says detention period dates from 23d. |
723 |
|
Note Verbale to the Mexican Embassy. |
May 14 |
The Chamizal arbitration. Urges early consideration. |
719 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Wilson (telegram). |
June 1 |
Extradition of Heliodoro Garcia from Mexico. Says California
authorities ask provisional arrest and detention of Garcia on new
charge. |
723 |
| 86 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Knox. |
June 8 |
Same subject. Transmits copies of correspondence with foreign
office. |
724 |
|
Memorandum from the Mexican Embassy. |
June 9 |
The Chamizal arbitration. Transmits note and requests draft of
convention. |
720 |
| 366 |
Mr. de la Barra to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Same subject. Accepts arbitration proposal. |
720 |
|
Mr. Diaz to Mr. Taft (telegram). |
June 16 |
Revolution in Nicaragua. Transmits text of communication from
President Madriz protesting against action of American forces in
Nicaragua. |
752 |
| 260 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. de la Barra. |
June 17 |
The Chamizal arbitration. Expresses gratification and incloses draft
of convention. |
721 |
|
Mr. Taft to Mr. Diaz (telegram). |
June 19 |
Revolution in Nicaragua. Communicates text of statement to Madriz and
Estrada regarding policy of the United States in Nicaragua. |
754 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
June 21 |
Extradition of Heliodoro Garcia from Mexico. Reports request of
foreign office for proof in case. |
725 |
| 101 |
Same to same. |
do |
Same subject. Incloses correspondence with foreign office. |
725 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Wilson (telegram). |
June 22 |
Same subject. Instructs embassy to insist upon rearrest on new
charge. |
726 |
| 261 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. de la Barra |
June 27 |
The Chamizal arbitration. Incloses copies of instruction to Mr.
Keblinger, American commissioner on the commission for the study of the
equitable distribution of the waters of the Rio Grande and Colorado
Rivers. |
722 |
| 61 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Wilson. |
June 28 |
Extradition of Heliodoro Garcia from Mexico. Expresses department’s
views relative to detention period. |
727 |
| 265 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. de la Barra. |
June 29 |
Celebration of the first Mexican centennial. Accepts invitation and
names representatives. |
712 |
| 1 |
Mr. de la Barra to Mr. Knox. |
July 1 |
Same subject. Says contents of department’s June 29 have been
communicated to his Government. |
713 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. de la Barra. |
July 6 |
Same subject. Acknowledges note relative to personnel of special
commission. |
714 |
| 26 |
Mr. de la Barra to Mr. Knox. |
July 11 |
Same subject. Communicates information concerning reception of special
representatives. |
714 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
July 14 |
Extradition of Heliodoro Garcia from Mexico. Foreign office says
impossible to hold Garcia beyond expiration of second detention
period. |
727 |
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|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Wilson (telegram). |
July 15 |
Same subject. Instructs embassy to endeavor to have Garcia held until
arrival of papers. |
728 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Knox. |
July 19 |
Same subject. Reports presentation of papers and request for
extradition. |
728 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. de la Barra. |
Aug. 6 |
Celebration of the first Mexican centennial. Transmits information
regarding personnel of American Commission. |
714 |
| 194 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Knox. |
Sept. 20 |
Message of the President of Mexico to the Mexican Congress. Transmits
copy. |
729 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Wilson. |
Oct. 26 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. (Same,
mutatis mutandis, as Oct. 26, 1910, to Rome.) |
634 |
| 133 |
Mr. Adee to Mr. Wilson. |
Nov. 2 |
Translation of papers in extradition cases. Says papers should be
translated by the demanding Government. |
733 |
| 232 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Knox. |
Nov. 3 |
Extradition of Heliodoro Garcia from Mexico. Reports extradition
granted. |
728 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Wilson. |
Nov. 14 |
Same subject. Says governor of California informed that Mexico has
granted extradition. |
729 |
|
Mr. Diaz to Mr. Taft. |
Dec. 8 |
Celebration of the first Mexican centennial. Says Mexico will send
special ambassador to thank the United States for its
participation. |
715 |
| 297 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Knox. |
Dec. 13 |
Same subject. Reports appointment of Hon. Joaquim Casasus as special
ambassador to thank United States. |
716 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Beaupré. |
1909. Nov. 3 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. See Nov. 3,
1909, to Vienna. |
597 |
| 285 |
Mr. Beaupré to Mr. Knox. |
1910. Jan. 25 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Incloses note from foreign office making
inquiry regarding conference. |
293 |
| 110 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Beaupré. |
Feb. 16 |
Same subject. Explains intention of “preliminary discussion.” |
297 |
|
Mr. Beaupré to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Mar. 31 |
Transit of fugitive from justice in course of extradition proceedings
between Luxemburg and the United States. Reports arrest by Luxemburg
Government of Nicholas Knepper. |
81 |
| 331 |
Same to same |
do |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Transmits
reply of Netherlands Government to proposal. |
615 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Beaupré (telegram). |
do |
Transit of fugitive from justice in course of extradition proceedings
between Luxemburg and the United States. Says Knepper extradition papers
will be forwarded. |
82 |
|
Mr. Beaupré to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Apr. 11 |
Same subject. Asks if permission has been obtained from Belgium for
transit of fugitive. |
82 |
|
Mr. Hale to Mr. Beaupré (telegram). |
Apr. 12 |
Same subject. Cooperate with legation at Brussels to secure permission
for transit. |
82 |
| 19 |
Mr. Beaupré to Mr. Knox. |
Apr. 16 |
Same subject. Transmits report and correspondence relative to transit
of fugitive through Belgian or other territory. |
83 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Beaupré (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Says German Government win be requested to permit
transit of fugitive. |
83 |
|
Mr. Beaupré to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Says Belgium authorities require full extradition
formalities for transit of prisoner and asks if he may be returned
through German territory. |
82 |
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|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Beaupré (telegram). |
Apr. 2 |
Same subject. Says German formalities for transit same as extradition.
Paris instructed to request transit through France. |
87 |
| 350 |
Mr. Beaupré to Mr. Knox. |
Apr. 23 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Transmits
copy of note to foreign office regarding proposed circular note to the
signatories of the prize court convention. |
620 |
| 353 |
Same to same |
May 3 |
Same subject. Transmits correspondence exchanged with foreign office
relative to proposed circular note. |
622 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
May 7 |
Transit of fugitive from justice in course of extradition proceedings
between Luxemburg and the United States. Says Luxemburg may be willing
to grant extradition if United States will guarantee to grant same
request to Luxemburg in analogous case. |
87 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Beaupré (telegram). |
May 9 |
Same subject. Says department feels certain that United States could
surrender to Luxemburg fugitive under similar conditions. |
88 |
| 21 |
Mr. Beaupré to Mr. Knox. |
May 12 |
Same subject. Incloses note from foreign office stating that
extradition should be refused on the ground that offense is not within
scope of extradition treaty with United States. |
88 |
| 366 |
Same to same |
May 13 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Transmits
note from foreign office regarding date for signature of additional
protocol. |
626 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Beaupré (telegram). |
May 14 |
Same subject. Says date set by Netherlands for signature of additional
protocol is satisfactory. |
627 |
| 370 |
Mr. Beaupré to Mr. Knox. |
May 16 |
Same subject. Transmits note from foreign office communicating views
as to date for signature of protocol, etc. |
628 |
| 378 |
Same to same. |
May 31 |
Same subject. Transmits note from foreign office stating that circular
note was sent Oct. 24. |
629 |
| 459 |
Memorandum from the Netherlands Legation. |
June 2 |
Extradition procedure—expenses. Asks regarding expenses of fugitives
from the United States to the Netherlands. |
736 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Beaupré (telegram). |
June 13 |
Transit of fugitive from justice in course of extradition proceedings
between Luxemburg and the United States. Withdraw request for
extradition of Knepper. |
91 |
| 28 |
Mr. Beaupré to Mr. Knox. |
June 20 |
Same subject. Reports withdraw of application for extradition and
incloses copy of extradition law of Grand Duchy. |
91 |
| 74 |
Mr. Wilson to Jonkeer van Weede. |
July 9 |
Extradition procedure—expenses. Informs him regarding expenses in
extradition cases. |
736 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Beaupré (telegram). |
July 14 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Directed to ascertain if Sept. 15 will be
satisfactory for meeting of conference. |
308 |
| 399 |
Mr. Beaupré to Mr. Knox. |
do |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Reports
interview with foreign office relative to adoption of protocol by the
powers. |
632 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
July 19 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Says Sept. 15 is satisfactory to Netherlands
and asks names of Governments adhering. |
309 |
| 659 |
Mr. de Weede to Mr. Knox. |
July 23 |
Same subject. Extends invitation to participate. |
309 |
| 78 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. de Weede |
July 29 |
Same subject. Accepts invitation to participate. |
309 |
|
Mr. Loudon to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Aug. 6 |
Same subject, bays the Netherlands Government will propose later date
for conference. |
311 |
| 83 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Loudon. |
Aug. 10 |
Same subject. Says date of convening conference is left to Netherlands
Government. |
311 |
| 168 |
Mr. Adee to Mr. Beaupré. |
Sept. 27 |
Same subject. Transmits copy of dispatch from London relative to
British participation. |
315 |
| 437 |
Mr. Hibben to Mr. Knox. |
Nov. 2 |
Same subject. Transmits note from foreign office fixing May 30, 1911,
as date of meeting. |
318 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Hibben. |
Nov. 10 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Transmits
copy of identic instruction to diplomatic officers accredited to
countries signatory to prize court convention who did not sign
additional protocol. |
638 |
|
Mr. Hibben to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
do |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Says British conditions as to preliminary
study not included in invitation but will be embodied in supplementary
note. |
320 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Beaupré (telegram). |
Nov. 12 |
Same subject. Says British Government considers study of opium and
cocaine questions necessary before opening the conference. |
320 |
| 1022 |
Mr. Loudon to Mr. Knox. |
Nov. 16 |
Same subject. Asks if May 11, 1911, will be satisfactory. |
321 |
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| 171 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Hibben. |
Nov. 19 |
Same subject. Says May 30, 1911, will be convenient to United
States. |
322 |
| 100 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Loudon. |
Nov. 26 |
Same subject. Says date proposed for meeting of conference is
satisfactory to the United States. |
324 |
| 174 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Hibben. |
Dec. 17 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Inform
foreign office that diplomatic officers in Latin-American countries have
been instructed to use good offices to obtain ratification of prize
court protocol. |
639 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Beaupré. |
Dec. 29 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. (Same as Dec. 29, 1010, to Peking.) |
327 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
| 264 |
Mr. Caldera to Mr. Knox. |
1909. Dec. 26 |
Revolution in Nicaragua. Reports inauguration of President Madriz and
departure of ex-President Zelaya. |
738 |
|
Mr. Moffatt to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Dec. 27 |
Same subject. Reports hostile attitude of Estrada toward new
Government. |
738 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Dec. 30 |
Same subject. Reports desire of revolutionary generals to send peace
commissioner to Managua and asks courtesy of naval vessel to transport
him. |
739 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Moffatt (telegram). |
1910. Jan. 3 |
Same subject. Says naval vessel will be placed at disposal of peace
representatives. |
740 |
|
Mr. Moffatt to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Mar. 3 |
Same subject. Reports regarding peace terms agreed upon by
revolutionary leaders. |
742 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Moffatt (telegram). |
Mar. 8 |
Same subject. Inform revolutionary leaders that this Government is not
disposed to make suggestions in response to unilateral
representation. |
743 |
|
Mr. Moffatt to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Mar. 9 |
Same subject. Says telegram of Mar. 8 has been communicated to Gen.
Estrada. |
743 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Caldera (telegram). |
Mar. 14 |
Same subject. Transmits statement given to press regarding removal of
marines and attitude of United States regarding recognition of
Government of Nicaragua. |
743 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Moffatt (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. (Same as Mar. 14 Managua). |
743 |
|
Mr. Moffatt to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Apr. 28 |
Same subject. Transmits communication from Cartago court of justice to
leaders in Nicaragua offering mediation. |
744 |
| 142 |
Same to same (telegram). |
May 17 |
Same subject. Transmits text of demand of commander of Nicaraguan
warship upon revolutionary leader Estrada. |
745 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Reports regarding threatened bombardment by Nicaraguan
warship. |
740 |
| 143 |
Same to same. |
do |
Same subject. Transmits reply of Gen. Estrada to demand of commander
of Nicaraguan warship. |
746 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Olivares (telegram). |
May 19 |
Same subject. Transmits paraphrase of instruction to Commander Gilmer
regarding views of United States as to blockade and right of search on
high seas. |
746 |
|
Mr. Olivares to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
May 20 |
Same subject. Says Madriz maintains that his vessel sailed from United
States port under proper circumstances. |
747 |
| 314 |
Same to same. |
May 31 |
Same subject. Reports further regarding voyage of the Venus. |
747 |
| 157 |
Mr. Moffat to Mr. Knox. |
May 31 |
Same subject. Transmits communication from commander of Nicaraguan
warship to Madriz officials relative to their intentions as to port of
Bluefields and its commerce. |
748 |
| 159 |
Same to same. |
do |
Same subject. Communicates text of order issued by Estrada concerning
threatened bombardment. |
749 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Moffat (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Transmits text of instructions to Commander Gilmer
regarding conditions in Nicaragua. |
750 |
|
Mr. Moffat to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
June 3 |
Same subject. Transmits text of message of Gen. Estrada to president
of Cartago Court of Justice. |
750 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
June 7 |
Same subject. Transmit reply of president of Court of Cartago to Gen.
Estrada. |
750 |
|
President Madriz to President Taft (telegram). |
June 13 |
Same subject. Protests against instructions given American naval
forces relative to Bluefields blockade. |
751 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Olivares (telegram). |
June 19 |
Same subject. Instructed to communicate to Estrada faction and make
public statement to Dr. Madriz regarding attitude toward Bluefields
blockade. |
753 |
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|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Moffat (telegram). |
June 19 |
Same subject. Transmits communication to be delivered to Dr. Madriz
regarding attitude of, toward blockade of Bluefields. |
753 |
|
Mr. Moffat to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
June 23 |
Same subject. Transmits text of communication from the president of
the Cartago Court of Justice to Gen. Estrada. |
754 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
June 24 |
Same subject. Transmits text of reply of Gen. Estrada to president of
Cartago Court of Justice. |
755 |
| 201 |
Same to same. |
July 10 |
Same subject. Says factions in Nicaragua have not interfered with
merchandise shipped from Blue-fields. |
756 |
|
Mr. Olivares to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Aug. 19 |
Same subject. Reports regarding revolutionary conditions. |
758 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Reports hostile feeling in Managua toward
Americans. |
758 |
|
Mr. Moffat to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Aug. 20 |
Same subject. Reports defeat of Madriz forces. |
758 |
|
Mr. Olivares to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Says Madriz has deposited presidency in Estrada and
transmits text of manifesto issued by latter. |
759 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Aug. 21 |
Same subject. Says revolutionary forces have entered Managua without
opposition and transmits text of decree issued by Estrada. |
759 |
|
Gen. Estrada to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Aug. 23 |
Same subject. Says new president assures American people of warm
regard and expresses desire to make restitution for losses
suffered. |
760 |
|
Mr. Olivares to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Aug. 24 |
Same subject. Reports failure of peace commission to negotiate
terms. |
760 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Aug 28 |
Same subject. Reports arrival of Generals Estrada and Chamorro. |
761 |
|
Mr. Castrillo to Mr. Knox. |
Sept. 12 |
Same subject. Seeks recognition of provisional government in Nicaragua
and incloses communication from Provisional President Estrada. |
762 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Castrillo. |
Sept. 14 |
Same subject. Says department will give consideration to suggestion
regarding relations with provisional government in Nicaragua. |
762 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Moffat (telegram). |
Oct. 12 |
Same subject. Instructed to act in capacity of secretary to Mr.
Dawson. |
764 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Olivares (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Instructed to act in capacity of secretary to Mr.
Dawson. |
764 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Dawson. |
Oct. 14 |
Same subject. Informs him that he is designated as special agent to
the provisional government of Nicaragua and instructs him to enter into
de facto relations with the executive Power. |
764 |
|
Mr. Dawson to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Oct. 19 |
Same subject. Reports his arrival and visit to Provisional President
of Nicaragua. |
765 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Oct. 28 |
Same subject. Reports terms proposed by Provisional President Estrada
and asks if department approves. |
765 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Dawson (telegram). |
Nov. 2 |
Same subject. Defines department’s attitude relative to proposals of
Provisional President. |
766 |
|
Mr. Dawson to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Nov. 6 |
Same subject. Reports regarding receipt of documents from foreign
office relative to creation of mixed commission for consideration of
claims, etc. |
766 |
|
Mr. Moffat to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Nov. 28 |
Same subject. Reports holding of elections on Nov. 27. |
767 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Dec. 31 |
Same subject. Reports unanimous election of Estrada as President and
Diaz as Vice President. |
767 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
| 77 |
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Squiers. |
1907. Dec. 24 |
Convention for the settlement of the boundary dispute between Costa
Rica and Panama. Transmits copy of note concerning Costa Rica’s desire
to arbitrate dispute. |
774 |
| 137 |
Mr. Adee to Mr. Squiers. |
1908. Dec. 1 |
Same subject. Instructs legation to inform minister for foreign
affairs that United States will be glad to extend good offices. |
775 |
|
Mr. Squiers to Mr. Root (telegram). |
Dec. 24 |
Same subject. Says Government of Panama accepts in principle
submission of dispute to arbitration. |
776 |
| 143 |
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Squiers. |
Dec. 30 |
Same subject. Transmits note containing points which Costa Rica
desires to submit to a new arbitration. |
778 |
|
Mr. Root to Mr. Squiers (telegram). |
Dec. 31 |
Same subject. Transmits points in boundary dispute which Costa Rica
desires submitted to new arbitration. |
778 |
| 410 |
Mr. Squiers to Mr. Root. |
1909. Jan. 1 |
Same subject. Transmits copies of foreign office notes regarding
dispute. |
778 |
| 416 |
Same to same. |
Jan. 12 |
Same subject. Transmits correspondence with foreign office concerning
negotiations. |
780 |
| 150 |
Mr. Root to Mr. Squiers. |
Jan. 23 |
Same subject. Instructs legation regarding attitude of United States
relative to controversy. |
781 |
| 153 |
Mr. Bacon to Mr. Squiers. |
Jan. 30 |
Same subject. Instructs legation regarding attitude of United
States. |
782 |
|
Mr. Squiers to Mr. Bacon (telegram). |
do |
Treaties between the United States and the Republics of Panama and
Colombia relating to the Panama Canal. Reports ratification of canal
treaty by Panama. |
361 |
|
Mr. Arosemena to Mr. Bacon (telegram). |
Jan. 31 |
Same subject. Says he is informed that canal treaty has been ratified
by Panama. |
361 |
| 508 |
Mr. Squiers to Mr. Knox. |
June 17 |
Same subject. Reports interview with minister for foreign
affairs. |
399 |
| 17 |
Mr. Arosemena to Mr. Knox. |
July 30 |
Convention for the settlement of the boundary dispute between Costa
Rica and Panama. Submits statement relative to dispute. |
784 |
| 25 |
Mr. Arosemena to Mr. Adee. |
Aug. 31 |
Same subject. Expresses views of his Government. |
791 |
| 13 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Arosemena. |
Oct 11 |
Same subject. Says department’s attitude is expressed in instructions
of Apr. 16, 1906, and Jan. 30, 1909. |
793 |
|
Same to same. |
Oct 20 |
Same subject. Expresses satisfaction relative to Panama’s acceptance
of good offices. |
796 |
| 29 |
Mr. Arosemena to Mr. Knox. |
Oct. 23 |
Same subject. Expresses appreciation for proffer of good
offices. |
797 |
| 14 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Arosemena. |
Nov. 2 |
Same subject, expresses nope mat decision of American arbitrator will
be accepted as final by the two Governments. |
798 |
| 599 |
Mr. Weitzel to Mr. Knox. |
Dec. 2 |
Same subject. Transmits reply of Panama to inquiry regarding boundary
controversy. |
799 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Says Panama agrees to arbitration as suggested in
Department’s note of Oct. 21. |
799 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Arosemena. |
Dec. 4 |
Same subject. -Suggests conference at Department of State between
Costa Rican and Panaman ministers. |
800 |
| 36 |
Mr Arosemena to Mr. Knox. |
Dec. 6 |
Same subject. Acknowledges department’s note suggesting
conference. |
800 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Weitzel (telegram). |
Dec. 7 |
Same subject. Explains attitude concerning arbitration of boundary
dispute. |
802 |
| 16 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Arosemena |
Dec. 16 |
Same subject. Expresses the hope that Panama will include all
questions as to boundary in its agreement. |
802 |
| 228 |
Mr. Adee to Mr. Weitzel. |
Dec. 18 |
Same subject. Instructs him to explain department’s attitude to
Government of Panama. |
803 |
|
Mr. Knox to Dr. Porras. |
1910. Feb. 2 |
Same subject. Urges importance of prompt settlement. |
804 |
| 626 |
Mr. Weitzel to Mr. Knox. |
Feb. 6 |
Same subject. Transmits correspondence relative to amplifying powers
of minister of Panama in Washington. |
806 |
|
Dr. Porras to Mr. Knox. |
Feb. 20 |
Same subject. Expresses views of his Government relative to
arbitration. |
808 |
|
Mr. Knox to Dr. Porras. |
Mar. 1 |
Same subject. Memorandum regarding boundary controversy. |
810 |
|
Mr. Arosemena to Mr. Knox |
do |
Death of the President of Panama. Announces death of President Obaldia
and says Dr. Carlos A. Mendoza has assumed office of President. |
770 |
|
Mr. Weitzel to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Same subject. Reports death of President of Panama. |
770 |
| 647 |
Same to same. |
Mar. 2 |
Same subject. Says Dr. Carlos A. Mendoza assumed the office of
President of Panama on Mar. 1. |
770 |
| 24 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Arosemena. |
Mar. 5 |
Same subject. Acknowledging note announcing death of President of
Panama. |
771 |
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|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. de Obaldia. |
Mar. 7 |
Same subject. Says department is gratified to learn that the transfer
of executive power was so satisfactorily effected. |
771 |
|
Dr. Porras to Mr. Knox. |
Mar. 10 |
Convention for the settlement of the boundary dispute between Costa
Rica and Panama. Expresses views relative to memorandum of Mar.
1. |
812 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Weitzel (telegram). |
Mar. 12 |
Same subject. Refers to draft convention regarding boundary matter and
expresses hope that it will be acceptable to Panama. |
814 |
|
Mr. Lewis to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Mar. 14 |
Same subject. Thanks United States for good offices. |
815 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Lewis (telegram). |
Mar. 18 |
Same subject. (Same as Mar. 18 to the Costa Rican minister for foreign
affairs.) |
816 |
|
Mr. Lewis to Mr. Knox (telegram) |
do |
Same subject. Expresses appreciation of good offices of United States
in boundary dispute. |
816 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Anderson. |
Mar. 21 |
Same subject. Says the word arbitrator in Spanish text will have same
powers as said word in English. |
818 |
|
Mr. Knox to Dr. Porras. |
do |
Same subject. (Same as Mar. 21 to Costa Rican minister on special
mission.) |
818 |
|
Dr. Porras to Mr. Knox. |
Mar. 25 |
Same subject. Says Panama gratefully acknowledges good offices of
United States. |
819 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Dawson (telegram). |
July 23 |
Visit of Señor Don Pedro Montt, President of Chile, to the United
States. Instructs legation to do everything possible to make visit of
President of Chile to Panama agreeable. |
130 |
|
Mr. Marsh to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
July 26 |
Same subject. Reports arrival of President in Panama. |
131 |
|
Mr. Dawson to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Sept. 27 |
Convention for the settlement of the boundary dispute between Costa
Rica and Panama. Reports approval of convention by Costa Rican
Congress. |
820 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Dawson (telegram). |
Oct. 11 |
Revolution it Nicarauga. Instructed to proceed to Managua as special
agent and immediately to enter into relations with executive power of
Provisional Government of Nicaragua. |
763 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Dawson. |
Oct. 26 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. (Same mutatis
mutandis as Oct. 26, 1910, to Rome.) |
634 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Cresson (telegram). |
1910. Mar. 24 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru Makes suggestions for
amicable settlement. |
440 |
|
Mr. Cresson to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Apr. 5 |
Same subject. Reports regarding demonstration in Ecuador against
Peruvians. |
443 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Apr. 14 |
Same subject. Says Peruvian Government hope for amicable
settlement. |
445 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Apr. 22 |
Same subject. Says warlike preparations continue in spite of
negotiations. |
449 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Combs (telegram). |
May 15 |
Same subject. (Same as telegram to Quito). |
452 |
|
Mr. Combs to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
May 16 |
Same subject. Reports formal presentation to Peru of tripartite
proposal. |
452 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Combs (telegram). |
May 18 |
Same subject. Says department will make public official statement
regarding tripartite proposal. |
454 |
|
Mr. Combs to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Says Peru will accept mediation proposal. |
454 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Says Brazilian chargé instructed sign only Spanish text
of joint note. |
454 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
May 23 |
Same subject. Reports delivery of mediation proposal to Peru. |
456 |
| 355 |
Same to same. |
do |
Same subject. Says mediation proposal formally presented to
Peru. |
457 |
| 356 |
Same to same. |
do |
Same subject. Transmits Peru’s formal acceptance of mediation
proposal. |
457 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
May 31 |
Same subject. Says Peru asks for terms of Ecuadorean answer before
withdrawing troops. |
461 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
June 2 |
Same subject. Says Peru is willing to withdraw troops from frontier
June 4. |
465 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Combs (telegram). |
June 3 |
Same subject. Instructs him to inform Peru that Ecuador has commenced
to withdraw troops from border. |
466 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Pardo. |
June 9 |
Same subject. (Same as June 9, 1910, to Chilean chargé). |
469 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Combs (telegram). |
June 15 |
Same subject. Instructs him to join with colleagues in urging
immediate withdrawal of troops from frontier. |
473 |
|
Mr. Combs to Mr. Knox. |
June 19 |
Same subject. Says instructions of June 15 will be carried out. |
474 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
June 21 |
Same subject. Reports approval of terms of mediating powers by
Peruvian Government. |
475 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
June 25 |
Same subject. Reports removal of all Peruvian forces from
frontier. |
476 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Combs. |
July 5 |
Same subject. Transmits protocol which Ecuador and Peru will be
requested to sign. |
478 |
|
Mr. Combs to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
July 10 |
Same subject. Says foreign office informs him that demobilization of
troops continues, in spite of reports to contrary. |
483 |
|
Same to same (telegram) |
July 11 |
Same subject. Reports denial by foreign office of reported military
activity. |
483 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Combs (telegram). |
July 13 |
Same subject. (See telegram of this date to Buenos Aires.) |
483 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
July 14 |
Same subject. Refers to changes in final protocol as presented by
mediating powers. |
485 |
|
Mr. Combs to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
July 18 |
Same subject. Says Peruvian Government gives unequivocal support to
protocol as presented. |
489 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Pierrepont (telegram). |
July 28 |
Same subject. Instructed to express to Chilean Government importance
of acceptance by Ecuador of present protocol. |
492 |
|
Mr. Combs to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
July 29 |
Same subject. Says President’s message to Chilean Congress refers to
protocol as in harmony with mediation. |
493 |
| 382 |
Same to same. |
Aug. 1 |
Same subject. Transmits extract from President’s message to Chilean
Congress regarding mediation. |
494 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Combs (telegram) |
Aug. 10 |
Same subject. (Same as Aug. 10 to Quito.). |
495 |
| 384 |
Mr. Combs to Mr. Knox. |
Aug. 11 |
Same subject. Reports possibility of ratification of boundary protocol
by Chilean Congress. |
496 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Oct. 18 |
Same subject. Says Ecuador has presented formal note to Peru proposing
direct negotiations. |
503 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Combs. |
Oct. 26 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. (Same mutatis
mutandis, as Oct. 26, 1910, to Rome.) |
634 |
|
Same to same. |
Dec. 17 |
Same subject. (Same mutatis mutandis, as Dec. 17, 1910, to
Bolivia.) |
638 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Combs (telegram). |
Dec. 24 |
Boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Transmits for action and
repetition to Quito note regarding reference to The Hague. |
506 |
|
Mr. Combs to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Dec. 29 |
Same subject. Says foreign office informs him that submission of
dispute to The Hague is acceptable to Peru. |
507 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
| 574 |
Mr. Bryan to Mr. Knox. |
1909. Dec. 14 |
Military service case of Antonio S. Nunes. Reports arrest of Nunes for
evasion of military service. |
831 |
| 576 |
Same to same. |
Dec. 20 |
Same subject. Transmits note from foreign office regarding arrest of
Nunes. |
832 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Bryan (telegram). |
1910. Jan. 12 |
Same subject. Instructs legation to ask immediate release of Nunes and
gives views. |
832 |
| 593 |
Mr. Lorillard to Mr. Knox. |
Jan. 18 |
Same subject. Transmits copy of memorandum to foreign office
protesting against the arrest. |
833 |
| 598 |
Same to same. |
Jan. 31 |
Same subject. Transmits foreign office correspondence regarding the
release of Nunes. |
833 |
| 644 |
Same to same. |
May 31 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Transmits note regarding portugal’s
participation. |
306 |
|
Viscount de Alte to Mr. Wilson. |
June 28 |
Commercial arrangement effected by exchange of notes between the
United States and Portugal. Says Government of Portugal grants favored
nation treatment to United States. |
828 |
|
Mr. Wilson to viscount de Alte. |
do |
Same subject. Acknowledges note 28th and says United States will
extend favored nation treatment to Portugal. |
829 |
|
Same to same. |
do |
Same subject. Says United States will strictly apply law forbidding
misleading labels on wines. |
829 |
|
Viscount de Alte to Mr. Wilson. |
do |
Same subject. Acknowledges department’s note relative to the
enforcement of laws forbidding misleading wine labels. |
830 |
|
Mr. Lorillard to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Oct. 4 |
Revolution in Portugal. Reports revolutionary uprising in
Lisbon. |
825 |
|
Mr. Gage to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Reports bombardment of the palace |
825 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Oct. 5 |
Same subject. Reports fighting in Lisbon and says it is rumored that a
Republic has been proclaimed. |
825 |
|
Mr. Braza to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Says provisional government has been established. |
825 |
|
Mr. Gage to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Reports establishment of provisional government. |
826 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Oct. 6 |
Same subject. Reports night of King and Royal family and says national
offices are in charge of provisional government. |
826 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Oct. 7 |
Same subject. Asks instructions regarding transaction of business with
provisional government. |
826 |
|
Viscount de Alte to Mr. Knox. |
do |
Same subject. Transmits telegram from his Government stating that
Republic has been proclaimed. |
826 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Gage (telegram). |
Oct. 8 |
Same subject. Instructs him concerning relations with de facto
authorities. |
827 |
| 19 |
Mr. Gage to Mr. Knox. |
Oct. 10 |
Same subject. Transmits note from foreign office giving list of
officials of new government. |
827 |
| 72 |
Mr. Adee to Viscount de Alte. |
Oct. 12 |
Same subject. Says American minister at Lisbon has been instructed
regarding relations with the de facto authorities. |
828 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Gage. |
Oct. 26 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. (Same,
mutatis mutandis as Oct. 26, 1910, to Rome.) |
634 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Lorillard. |
Dec. 7 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. (Same as instruction of Dec. 7 to
China.) |
325 |
|
Same to same. |
Dec. 29 |
Same subject. (Same as Dec. 29, 1910, to Peking). |
327 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
|
Memorandum from the Russian embassy. |
1908. Feb. 4 |
Proposed establishment by the Chinese Eastern Railway Co. of a
municipal administration at Harbin. Expresses hope’ that United States
will share views of Russia |
202 |
|
Mr. Root to Baron Rosen. |
Apr. 9 |
Same subject. Acknowledges memorandum, and gives views of United
States. |
203 |
|
Memorandum from the Russian embassy. |
June 9 |
Same subject. Makes complaint against action of American consul at
Harbin, and asks if his views correspond with those of United
States. |
205 |
|
Memorandum to the Russian embassy. |
July |
Same subject. Acknowledges memorandum, and says action of consul at
Harbin will be investigated. |
206 |
|
Mr. Root to Baron Rosen. |
Dec. 29 |
Same subject. Says action of consul at Harbin is approved. Requests
consideration of certain suggestions of United States. |
207 |
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|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Riddle. |
Aug. 6 |
Same subject. Incloses exchange of notes relative to the preliminary
agreement. |
213 |
| 535 |
Mr. Riddle to Mr. Knox. |
Sept. 4 |
Same subject. Incloses copy of note to foreign office. |
215 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Riddle. |
Sept. 27 |
Same subject. Approves representations. |
216 |
| 560 |
Mr. Schuvler to Mr. Knox. |
Oct. 9 |
Same subject. Incloses note from foreign o Ice. |
216 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Rockhill. |
Nov. 3 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. See Nov. 3,
1909, to Vienna. |
597 |
|
Note verbale to the Russian embassy. |
Nov. 6 |
Proposed establishment by the Chinese Eastern Railway Co. of a
municipal administration at Harbin. States position of United
States. |
218 |
| 14 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Rockhill. |
Nov. 9 |
Same subject. Says that as Russian aide memoire seems to show
misunderstanding of United States view, note restating position has been
handed Russian chargé. |
221 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Dec. 14 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. See telegram
of this date to Japan. 1 |
236 |
| 600 |
Mr. Schuyler to Mr. Knox. |
Dec. 20 |
Same subject. Transmits copy of note to foreign office. |
238 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Rockhill (telegram). |
Dec. 27 |
Same subject. Communicate to foreign office full text of memorandum
relative to project. |
240 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
Dec. 30 |
Proposed establishment by the Chinese eastern Railway Co. of a
municipal administration at Harbin. Expresses gratification with notes
exchanged by Russia and China. |
225 |
| 35 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Rockhill. |
1910. Jan. 3 |
Same subject. Incloses copies of dispatches from Pecing. |
225 |
|
Mr. Rockhill to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Jan. 15 |
Same subject. Reports receipt of note from foreign office concerning
detailed regulations. |
228 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Rockhill. |
Jan. 18 |
Same subject. Says detailed discussion of United States objections may
be deferred for present. |
228 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Rockhill (telegram). |
Jan. 20 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Says in
order to avoid misunderstanding department desires to explain details of
project to Russia. |
248 |
| 12 |
Mr. Rockhill to Mr. Knox. |
Jan. 22 |
Same subject. Incloses note from foreign office in reply to
department’s memorandum. |
248 |
|
Same to same. |
Jan. 29 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Transmits correspondence from foreign
office. |
293 |
|
Memorandum from the Russian embassy. |
Feb. 2 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Says Russia
wishes to express views before Chinchow-Aigun loan is concluded. |
255 |
|
Same to same. |
Feb. 4 |
Same subject. Says China has been informed of Russia’s desire to
participate in Chinchow-Aigun enterprise. |
255 |
| 42 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Rockhill. |
Feb. 7 |
Proposed establishment by the Chinese Eastern Railway Co. of a
municipal administration at Harbin. Incloses copy of instruction to
consul at Harbin. |
229 |
|
Memorandum to the Russian embassy. |
Feb. 8 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Explains
proposal of United States. |
257 |
|
Same to same. |
Feb. 14 |
Same subject. Says pending receipt of Russia’s decision United States
will act independently. |
260 |
| 46 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Rockhill. |
Feb. 17 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Appreciates Russian approval. |
297 |
|
Memorandum from the Russian embassy. |
Feb. 21 |
Proposal for the neutralization of railways in Manchuria. Before
deciding to participate Russia desires to know conditions of
Chinchow-Aigun contract. |
260 |
|
Same to same. |
Feb. 24 |
Same subject. Says Chinchow-Aigun project is considered injurious to
economic interests of Russia. |
261 |
|
Memorandum to the Russian embassy. |
Feb. 26 |
Same subject. Explains conditions of Chinchow-Aigun contract. |
262 |
|
Mr. Knox to Baron Rosen. |
Mar. 9 |
Same subject. Asks for copy of agreement of 1899 between Russia and
China. |
264 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Rockhill (telegram). |
Apr. 18 |
Same subject. Transmits résumé of memorandum relative to Russo-Chinese
agreement of 1899. |
266 |
|
Memorandum to the Russian embassy. |
do |
Same subject. Gives views relative to Russo-Chinese agreement of
1899. |
264 |
|
Mr. Rockhill to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Apr. 24 |
Same subject. Reports discussion with foreign office relative to
memorandum. |
267 |
| 176 |
Mr. Wheeler to Mr. Knox. |
May 31 |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. Transmits
copy of note from foreign office. |
629 |
| 335 |
Baron Rosen to Mr. Knox. |
June 28 |
Agreement between Japan and Russia relative to Manchuria. Transmits
copy of agreement. |
835 |
|
|
July 11 |
|
|
| 195 |
Mr. Wilson to Baron Rosen. |
July 30 |
Same subject. Acknowledges copy of agreement. |
837 |
|
Aide-memoire from the Russian embassy. |
Sept. 17 |
Jurisdiction of treaty powers over citizens of non-treaty nations.
Asks views of United States relative to question of protection of
foreigners in China. |
838 |
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|
Aide-memoire to the Russian embassy. |
Oct. 11 |
Same subject. Outlines position of United States in matter of
protection of foreigners in China. |
838 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Rockhill. |
Dec. 7 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. (Same as instruction of Dec. 7 to
China.) |
325 |
|
Same to same. |
Dec. 29 |
Same subject. (Same as Dec. 29, 1910, to Peking). |
327 |
| No. |
From and to whom. |
Date. |
Subject. |
Page. |
| 565 |
Mr. Tarler to Mr. Knox. |
1910. Feb. 24 |
“Open tenders” for Government work. Reports regarding so-called “open
tenders” for Government work. |
846 |
| 205 |
Mr. Knox to Mr. Tarler. |
Apr. 6 |
Same subject. Instructs legation to express to foreign office views of
the United States regarding contracts for Government work. |
847 |
| 608 |
Mr. Tarler to Mr. Knox. |
May 23 |
Enforcement of local laws by United States consular courts in
extraterritorial countries. Transmits copy of supplementary law to law
on navigation in Siamese waters. |
848 |
|
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Tarler. |
July 8 |
Same subject. Says department sees no objection to extension of
Siamese navigation law to Americans residing in Siam. |
849 |
| 635 |
Mr. Tarler to Mr. Knox. |
Aug. 1 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. Transmits names of Siamese delegates. |
310 |
| 217 |
Mr. Wilson to Mr. Tarler |
Sept. 21 |
Same subject. Says conference has been postponed. |
313 |
|
Mr. Tarler to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Oct. 23 |
Death of the King of Siam and succession of King Maha Vajiravudh to
the throne. Reports death of King and proclamation of new King. |
842 |
|
Phya Akharaj Varadhara to Mr. Knox. |
Oct. 24 |
Same subject. Announces death of King and proclamation of new
King. |
842 |
|
Same to same (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Informs department of the death of the King. |
842 |
|
President Taft to the King of Siam (telegram). |
Oct. 25 |
Same subject. Expresses sympathy on occasion of death of King
Chulalongkorn and good wishes for new King. |
843 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Tarler (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Instructs legation to express sympathy of the Secretary
of State on occasion of the death of the King. |
843 |
|
Mr. Knox to Phya Akharaj Varadhara (telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Expresses sympathy on occasion of death of King. |
843 |
|
Phya Akharaj Varadhara to Mr. Knox. |
Oct. 26 |
Same subject. Expresses appreciation for sympathy. |
843 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. King. |
do |
International Prize Court and Court of Arbitral Justice. (Same mutatis
mutandis as Oct. 26, 1910, to Rome.) |
634 |
| 666 |
Mr. Tarler to Mr. Knox. |
Oct. 27 |
Death of the King of Siam and succession of King Maha Vajiracudh to
the throne. Gives official title of the new King. |
844 |
| 669 |
Same to same. |
Oct. 31 |
Same subject. Says Siamese minister for foreign affairs expresses
appreciation for sympathy of President and people of the United
States. |
844 |
|
Mr. Adee to Mr. Tarler (telegram). |
Nov. 4 |
Same subject. Instructs him to attend coronation ceremony as
President’s representative. |
845 |
|
Mr. Adee to the Siamese Minister for Foreign Affairs
(telegram). |
do |
Same subject. Says American charge at Bangkok has been designated to
attend coronation ceremony. |
845 |
|
The Siamese Minister for Foreign Affairs to Mr. Knox
(telegram). |
Nov. 5 |
Same subject. Says Mr. Tarler win be cordially received as special
representative to attend the coronation. |
845 |
| 219 |
Mr. Adee to Mr. Tarler. |
Nov. 9 |
Enforcement of local laws by United States consular courts in
extraterritorial countries. Instructs legation relative to extending
supplementary law on navigation in Siamese waters to American citizens
residing in Siam. |
849 |
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|
Mr. Tarler to Mr. Knox (telegram). |
Nov. 14 |
Death of the King of Siam and succession of King Maha Vajiravudh to
the throne. Announces coronation of the King of Siam. |
845 |
|
Mr. Knox to Mr. Tarler. |
Dec. 7 |
Joint International Commission for the Investigation of the Opium
Question in the Far East. (Same as instruction of Dec. 7 to
China.) |
325 |
|
Same to same. |
Dec. 29 |
Same subject. (Same as Dec. 29, 1910, to Peking). |
327 |
